SEPTA Suburban Division bus routes

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SEPTA Suburban Division
SEPTA New Flyer D40LF #5888 in Norristown, heading to Plymouth Meeting.
Slogan	Serious About Change.
Parent company	SEPTA
Founded	1968
Headquarters	Philadelphia, PA
Locale	Suburban Philadelphia
Service area	Suburban Philadelphia
Service type	Local bus service
Routes	48
Fleet	250
Operator	See main article
Chief executive	Faye Moore
Web site	septa.org

Main article: Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority operates or contracts operation of these routes serving points in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties, with a few routes operating into the city of Philadelphia.

1 Routes
2 See also
3 External links

[edit] Routes

[edit] Victory Division

These routes are operated from the Victory Division, located at the 69th Street Terminal.

Route	Terminals		Major streets	History	Notes
103	69th Street Terminal	Ardmore	Brookline Blvd, Darby Rd, SEPTA Private Busway	Buses replaced streetcars in 1966; formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "C"	Private busway former streetcar right-of-way
104	69th Street Terminal	West Chester University or Newtown Square	West Chester Pike	Buses replaced streetcars in 1958; formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "W"
105	69th Street Terminal	Paoli, Radnor, or Ardmore	Lancaster Ave	Formerly Montgomery Bus Lines, acquired by Red Arrow in 1936, formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "Y" and "Z"
106	69th Street Terminal	Ardmore	Haverford Rd	Formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "D"
107	69th Street Terminal	Glenolden or Lawrence Park	Garrett Rd, Marshall Rd, Ashland Ave, Sproul Rd	Formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "B"	Service merged with former Route 122 and extended to Lawrence Park in 2006
108	69th Street Terminal	Elmwood, Eastwick, or Philadelphia International Airport	Church Ln, 65th St, Bartram Ave	Formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "J" to 65th and Elmwood; merged with former City Transit Division route "U" (Airport to Elmwood) in 1990s	24-hour service
109	69th Street Terminal	Chester	Baltimore Pike, Chester Rd	Formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "O"; buses replaced streetcars in 1930; formerly Southern Penn. Bus Co.	24-hour service
110	69th Street Terminal	Springfield Mall, Granite Run Mall, or Penn State University/Delaware County	Township Line Rd, Sproul Rd, Baltimore Pike	Formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "E" and "N"
111	69th Street Terminal	Granite Run Mall, Penn State University/Delaware County or Chadds Ford	State Rd, US 1/Media Bypass, Baltimore Pike	Portions of route formerly labeled by Red Arrow as "A"; State Road and Chadds Ford service introduced in 2002.
112	69th Street Terminal	Delaware County Community College	West Chester Pike, Lawrence Rd	Split from 104/W service in 1980s
113	69th Street Terminal	Darby or Marcus Hook	Lansdowne Ave, MacDade Blvd, 3rd St	Formerly labeled "F" and "M"; Darby to Marcus Hook former Phila. Trans. Co. #76
114	Darby Transportation Center	Chester, I-95 Industrial Park or Granite Run Mall	Chester Pike, 9th St, Pennell Rd	Darby to Chester service formerly Phila. Trans. Co. #74; Chester to Granite Run Mall took over portions of former 116 bus in 2003
115	Glenolden	Darby or Brookline	Calcon Hook Rd, Lansdowne Ave	Darby to Brookline service formerly Red Arrow "H"; Darby to Delmar Village formerly Phila. Trans. Co. #72; Delmar Village to Glenolden extended in 2002
116	69th Street Terminal	Postal Facility/Eastwick	Church Ln, Cobbs Creek Pkwy	New service initiated 2006
117	I-95 Industrial Park	Granite Run Mall or Penn State University/Delaware County	9th St, Middletown Rd
118	Chester	Media or Newtown Square	Brookhaven Rd, Providence Rd, Newtown Street Rd	Formerly Phila. Trans. Co. #80
119	Crozer-Chester Medical Center	Boothwyn or Cheyney University	7th St, Conchester Hwy, Cheyney Rd	Service to Boothwyn former Phila. Trans. Co. #74; Boothwyn to Cheyney service introduced 2003
120	69th Street Terminal	Cheyney University	West Chester Pike, Street Rd	Formerly spur of Route W/104; separated in 1980s
123	69th Street Terminal	King of Prussia	West Chester Pike, I-476, Schuylkill Expressway	New SEPTA route created in 1998
125	Center City	King of Prussia or Valley Forge	Schuylkill Expressway, S Gulph Rd	Formerly SEPTA City Transit Division Route 45
305	Darby	Philadelphia International Airport	Chester Pike, Hook Rd, Bartram Ave	New SEPTA route created in 1999

[edit] Frontier Division

These routes are operated from the Frontier garage in Plymouth Township.

Route	Terminals		Major streets	History	Notes
90	Norristown Transportation Center	Plymouth Meeting Mall	Markley St, Swede St, Germantown Pike	Former Schuylkill Valley bus route; taken over in 1977, split from Route 97 in 2005
91	Norristown Transportation Center	SCI Graterford	Ridge Pike, Gravel Pike	Saturday only operations
92	West Chester	King of Prussia	Phoenixville Pike, Lincoln Highway, King Rd, Swedesford Rd	New route created by SEPTA in 1983; originally designated "126"	Route 133 merged into the 92 in 2006; was originally separated from the 92 in 1997
93	Norristown Transportation Center	Pottstown or Collegeville	Ridge Pike	Former Schuylkill Valley bus route; taken over by SEPTA in 1977
94	Chestnut Hill	Montgomery Mall	Bethlehem Pike, Morris Rd	Former North Penn Bus Co., taken over 1970s
95	Gulph Mills	Plymouth Meeting Mall	Swedeland Rd, Front St, Fayette St	Former Schuylkill Valley Bus., taken over 1977
96	Norristown Transportation Center	Lansdale Railroad Station	DeKalb Pike	Former North Penn Bus Co., taken over 1970s
97	Norristown Transportation Center	Barren Hill	Ridge Pike, Fayette St, Hector St	Former Auch Interborough Transit Co., taken over 1969	Auch service operated between Chestnut Hill and Norristown; portions between Chestnut Hill and Plymouth now City Transit Route L
98	Norristown Transportation Center	Plymouth Meeting Mall or Willow Grove	New Hope St, Norristown Rd, Pennsylvania Ave, Fitzwatertown Rd	Former Schuylkill Valley and Auch Interborough lines, taken over 1977
99	Norristown Transportation Center	King of Prussia, Phoenixville, or Royersford	DeKalb Pike, Egypt Rd, Schuylkill Rd	Former Schuylkill Valley, taken over 1977
124	Center City	King of Prussia or Chesterbrook	Schuylkill Expressway, Henderson Rd, Swedesford Rd
127	Philadelphia Park Race Track	Trenton	Street Rd, Lincoln Hwy, Levittown Pkwy, West Trenton Ave	New SEPTA service, initiated 1980s
128	Neshaminy Mall	Oxford Valley Mall	Galloway Rd, Bristol Pike, State Rd	New SEPTA service, initiated 1980s
129	Morrell Park	Oxford Valley Mall	Knights Rd, Bensalem Blvd, Beaver Dam Rd, Durham Rd	New SEPTA service, initiated 1980s
130	Franklin Mills Mall	Newtown	Street Rd, Neshaminy Blvd, Newtown-Langhorne Rd	New SEPTA service, initiated 1980s
131	Norristown Transportation Center	Audubon	Marshall St, Egypt Rd	Separated from Route 98 in 1999
132	Montgomery Mall	Telford	Horsham Rd, Welsh Rd, Forty Foot Rd, County Line Rd	Separated from Route 96 in 2005
134	Montgomery Mall	Chestnut Hill	Lower State Rd, Bethlehem Rd	Re-designated from Route 94 Express service in 2005
150	Plymouth Meeting Mall	Philadelphia Park Race Track	Pennsylvania Turnpike	New SEPTA service initited 2007
201	Fort Washington Rail Station	Fort Washington Office Center	Commerce Dr, Virginia Dr	New service initiated in 1980s
206	Paoli Railroad Station	Great Valley Corporate Center	Lancaster Ave, Morehall Rd	New SEPTA service initiated in 1980s
304	Morrell Park	Bristol Rail Station	State Rd	New SEPTA service initiated in 1999

[edit] Krapf's Coaches

Service on these lines is operated by Krapf's Coaches under contract to SEPTA. These routes are run from West Chester, Pennsylvania.

Route	Terminals		Major streets
204	Paoli Railroad Station	Lionville	Lincoln Highway Pottstown Pike Eagleview Boulevard
205	Paoli Railroad Station	Main Line Industrial Park	Cedar Hollow Road Matthews Road Morehall Road
306	Great Valley	Brandywine Town Center	Routes 30 and 202 Wilmington Pike
314	West Chester Transportation Center	Goshen Corporate Center	Paoli Pike Westtown Road

[edit] See also

SEPTA City Transit Division surface routes

[edit] External links

v • d • e SEPTA

City Transit Division	Market–Frankford Line • Broad Street Line • Subway–Surface Trolley Lines • Route 15 (Girard Avenue Trolley) • City surface routes

Suburban Division	Route 100 (Norristown High-Speed Line) • Routes 101 and 102 (Media–Sharon Hill Line) • Suburban bus routes

Regional Rail	R1 • R2 • R3 • R5 • R6 • R7 • R8

Major stations	Frankford Transportation Center • Market East Station • Norristown Transportation Center • Olney Transportation Center • Suburban Station • 30th Street Station • 69th Street Terminal

v • d • e Mass transit in the Delaware Valley

Bus lines	SEPTA: Philadelphia • Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties Reading: Berks Area Reading Transit Authority New Jersey Transit: Camden, Gloucester, and Salem County suburban service • Camden, Gloucester, and Salem County local service • Long-distance local routes from Philadelphia DART First State: New Castle County

Commuter/heavy rail lines	SEPTA: Regional Rail • Market–Frankford Line Broad Street Line New Jersey Transit: Atlantic City Line • Atlantic City-NYC express (future) Camden County-Philadelphia: PATCO Speedline

Light rail lines	SEPTA: Subway–Surface trolleys • Route 15 • Route 100 • Routes 101 and 102 New Jersey Transit: River Line