Philadelphia has a decent and good subway system when compared to other major cities or districts in United States of America. Since, most of the residents in Philadelphia don't have their own vehicle for commutation, the subway system serves as their savior. The subway in owned by SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority). Read More..

30th Street station is the most popular Subway - Surface line station, which is situated in between 30th & 31st Market Streets, Philadelphia PA. This station has two platforms namely: Island Platform for subway trains and Side Platform for trolleys. This subway station is owned and maintained by SEPTA. In addition, this subway station can be easily accessed by persons who are physically disabled. Read More..

This is another subway station which is managed by SEPTA and it is regarded as one heavy rail transit line, while the other two are being used by PATCO line and Market Frankford. Read More..

In Philadelphia, PA there are numerous subway stations offering best services and amenities for travelers, locals, tourists and students. These subway stations are conveniently located within walking distance of bus stops, civic centers, city center and major tourist attractions. Read More..

Philadelphia has more than five millions habitants and the city boasts itself as one of the most diversified railway networks including subway trains, elevated trains, trams, trolley and suburban railway system. So as to provide convenience for travelers the subway train single fare is priced at 2 dollars, while a token would cost 1.45 dollar. Read More..

There is no direct subway service towards Philadelphia International Airport, but one can reach the place much quicker by taking subway trains. If a person were to travel from any location up to Broadway Street Subway station and get down there. Then he can board direct SEPTA R1 airport rail line that operates at a frequency of 30 minutes from Philadelphia's city center to International Airport. Read More..

Juniper is one of the SEPTA rapid transit and subway station for light rail and five subways -surface trolleys situated in Market Street between Juniper Street & 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA. This underground subway station is one storey below ground level that acts interconnection between Market and Frankford Line. Read More..

Green Line or Subway surface lines are pack of five street car lines number as 10, 11, 13, 34 and 36. Each of the lines runs into different avenues location in Western Philadelphia. These lines meet at a single subway point at 40th street & Woodland Avenue except for route no. 10. Read More..