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A good headline to start your day
Submitted by Ray Murphy on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 8:31am.
From the Inky today:
SEPTA to offer more buses, late-night trains
After decades of cuts, SEPTA will announce today a $10 million project aimed at easing overcrowding and improving daily service. The first of the 65 upgrades will begin Aug. 25, and all of the changes are to be made by Nov. 3.
The changes will include bigger buses on busy Route 14 along Roosevelt Boulevard between Northeast Philadelphia and Bucks County, more frequent service on Route 23 between Chestnut Hill and South Philadelphia, and after-midnight trains on the R5 Paoli/Thorndale, R6 Norristown, and R7 Trenton Regional Rail lines.
Sounds pretty good.
late NYC-Philly
great news.
it's about time they realized that folks want to travel on the R7 late to and from NYC and Philly.
who would of thought?