PUBLIC TRANSIT
Public Transit is the existing fixed route transportation system consisting of busses, trolleys, and trains for those commuters seeking alternatives to driving. Below, learn more about local public transit providers, routes, and schedules.
SEPTA
SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) is the largest public transit provider in the region, with approximately 800,000 unlinked trips reported daily.
SEPTA connects communities throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania with bus, trolley, subway, and Regional Rail service. A single transit trip can replace a drive—and the gasoline, parking, and vehicle wear that come with it.
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A SEPTA bus and metro ride using contactless payment or a SEPTA Key card is currently $2.90, with the first and second transfers free
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SEPTA Regional Rail serves more than 150 active stations throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding counties
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SEPTA’s Plan My Trip tool can help determine if using transit is a viable alternative for your commute.
PART (Pottstown Area Rapid Transit)
In the Pottstown Area, check out Pottstown Area Rapid Transit.
