SEPTA Regional Rail Schedule Changing Sunday: What To Know

PHILADELPHIA, PA — SEPTA has announced that it is changing its regional rail line schedule, effective Sunday.

SEPTA said it updates regional rail schedules four times a year to improve reliability and adjust for capital projects and infrastructure improvements. The schedules listed below will be in effect until the next major Regional Rail schedule changes in September.

Other adjustments to train times are being implemented to improve on-time performance for some of our most frequently late trains.

Regional Rail on-time performance overall has improved after major schedule changes went into effect in March, and these adjustments should continue improvements, SEPTA said.

The next regional rail line schedule change is expected in September.

SEPTA has proposed major service cuts due to budget constraints.

A study projects 2 million additional daily vehicle mileswill be traveled in Philadelphia and its four bordering counties if the proposed SEPTA cuts go through.

These are the regional rail lines: (Click to see the new schedules):

• Glenside Combined
• Lansdale/Doylestown
• Trenton Line
• Warminster Line
• West Trenton Line