That’s what you need to know to understand the proposed bus network it released for public comment Wednesday. SEPTA is betting that you want the last item in each pair. What would you rather have, a one-seat trip into Center City or a bus that shows up within 15 minutes but makes you transfer to get to town? A bus that passes close by less often or one that runs more often further away? The proposed “Bus Revolution” network promises them better quality service but could make their service even better if not for cost constraints. For more information regarding Villanova employee commuter benefits visit the HR website.More people ride buses than all other modes SEPTA operates combined. This program can save users upwards of 17% off the cost of the train ticket.
Villanova employees who use public transportation to get to work can take advantage of WageWorks, a program to use pre-tax dollars towards public transportation costs. For more information regarding SEPTA’s senior citizen discount, visit the SEPTA Senior Citizen’s webpage. Regional rail to Delaware and New Jersey is available at a 50% discount.
Senior Citizens are eligible to use all forms of SEPTA transportation within PA for free with appropriate ID. For more information regarding the SEPTA Key system on your route, visit the SEPTA KEY Program page. As SEPTA is currently still building on to this Key card system, in many locations cash and tokens are still accepted. On Regional Rail, Fare kiosks are available at the five Center City Stations (Temple, Jefferson, Suburban, 30 th St., and University City). The SEPTA Key card can be reloaded at Fare Kiosks, available at all Market Frankford and Broad Street Line stations, as well as on select Bus Loops. Septa is in the process of rolling out a new fare system, featuring a reloadable card and a tap-and-ride system. For more information regarding public transportation options visit the Parking website. Both of these trains make stops in the surrounding towns, as well as providing access to Philadelphia. Two trains stop on Villanova’s campus, one regional rail line stops on the west side of campus by Mendel Hall, the other, the high speed line, stops on the south side of campus by the south campus dorms. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ( SEPTA), manages all of the trains, buses and subways in the greater Philadelphia area.
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