Upper Darby, PA: 69th Street Transportation Center - SEPTA TrAcSe 2019
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2019
- 69th Street Transportation Center is unique in that it's one of the only three in the whole system that shares with a transit yard. Bus and rail routes serve Chester County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County, as well as West and Southwest Philadelphia.
The Transportation Center is divided up into 3 sub-Terminals: North, South, and West. Each housing a few routes of their own.
Location: 69th Street Transportation Center, Upper Darby, PA, USA
Routes: 21, 30, 65, 68, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 123, 126, Market-Frankford Line, Norristown High Speed Line
Vehicles Featured:
ABB N5
ADTranz M4
Kawasaki Series 100 LRV
New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer DE40LF
New Flyer DE40LFR
New Flyer XDE40
Recorded with a Canon SX710 HS
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Out here you sure have to know where you're going and have to be sure you're getting on the right trolley or L- Subway train.
Thank you for this it's been 50yrs since I lived in Sharon Hill and I really do miss septa poor Richmond, Va can't hold a candle to it.
My favorite terminal
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I first started riding Septa, from the 69th St. Terminal, when I was a toddler along with my grandmother. I've spent a lot of time there, in my lifetime, especially when I used to ride the trolley to get to junior high school, to go shopping, meet friends, etc.
me to my moms friend who i knew let me sit on her lap
Victory Ave!!
Thank you. I like this video.
nice
My favorite Transpotation center , you forgot Route 120 too
I can't forget it if it wasn't running 🤣
DashTransit lol that’s true
Septa is fairly good compared to other cities transport
I didn't even know the 126 bus existed till now
Glad to have helped you learn something :)
Comic Tina fey is from this area
Why are 21 108 and 113 red?
In the first grouping of buses, you show the 109 in a blue circle, the others in gray. (I see the trolleys are in green.) What's that signify?
The colors signify frequency. Blue is every 15 minutes or less, dark red is 30 minutes or less, and grey is 60 minutes or less. The Trolleys, Market Frankford Line, Broad Street Line, and Norristown High Speed Line are color coded with Green, (darker) Blue, Orange, and Purple respectively. Hope I cleared that up!
I'm near that terminal.
You probably saw me do this then lolol
The Almond Joys used to shriek a lot worse than that.
Does the 101 used 2 car during peak & school hours?
Yeah, it's pretty commonplace
you left out Route 120 . it operates from 69th street too
That route was not operating when I was there.
it's there.. trust me. It operates from there to Cheney University It operates on the M to F schedule
@@marcuscerdan8896 There are several gaps in route 120 service, one exists between 9:18am and 10:55am, which is around when this segment was recorded. I tend not to reference routes that are not operating at the time of recording, as an attempt to keep videos from being confusing. I previously mentioned route 551 serving a spot in an NJ Transit Walter Rand Transportation Center video and several comments were about how the 551 was not in the video itself. So it's like I make things simple now and don't reference what isn't there.
I'm not getting smart.im helping you.out. I lived in Philly for a long time. I rode SEPTA for years. know the routes by heart. study each and every one. So I know what operates from where to its destination. I'm not underestimate you. I'm helping you out. No need to thank me.
@@marcuscerdan8896 My hero lol
No I understand, that's why I made sure to keep things professional. But yes, when I say it wasn't operating when I was there, I mean at the time I was at the location recording. I tend not to linger around too long with a camera for video because it raises questions (plus it was HOT). Maybe when the weather calms down, I'll revisit this spot and make sure to get the 120 involved (the 120, being a heck of a lot more frequent during the school hours than during the Summer time)
MAKE sure you do your homework before you use this station. took me years to discover that you didnt have to leave downtown phily near the mall to get to City line ave. i used to always just go to 69 th street on the el .then take another bus to get to where the Hilton hotel is, finally found out that you can get the number 10 bus at 10th and market and the express takes you up there in about 20 minutes. no more of those winding streets around st, joseph or the school for the blind. philly has great bus transportation, but you have to do your homework
10 bus? I think you mistyped. The 10 is a subway-surface trolley. you can connect to the 65 from 63rd and Malvern, where the 10 and 46 terminate, and that bus can take you along City Line, but I haven't heard of a bus that can take you to City line in 20 min. the 44 or 9 maybe? Those are the only ones I can think of from market street, correct me if I'm wrong.