Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

(215) 580-4000

www.septa.org

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) provides train service over thirteen commuter rail lines in Philadelphia’s northern and western suburbs (and to the airport). The local public transportation, SEPTA, has routes that cover the whole region, including a light rail from the airport. SEPTA passes are available at day, weekly or monthly rates.

NJ Transit, within NJ (800) 772-2222 out of state (973) 762-5100

PATCO High Speedline (856) 772-6900

Cabs

Cab drivers here are as peculiar as they are anywhere, but they are all licensed and generally very reliable. In Center City, the wait for a cab should be no more than five minutes.

Inter-City Transportation

Amtrak, www.amtrak.com (800) USA-RAIL, (800) 872-7245

America’s national passenger railroad system. Tickets may be purchased in person at any Amtrak station, via phone or via the Internet.

Greyhound Bus (800) 231-2222

Service from city to numerous locations throughout the United States.