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Monday, October 31, 2005
Picketers at Comly Depot in Northeast Philly
Strike Guide, Part 4
SEPTA Unions Walk "We are on strike at 12:01 a.m.," said Jeffrey Brooks, president of one of two local unions that broke off negotiations just before midnight. More.
SEPTA Services NOT Running All City Transit, Frontier and Victory bus routes. Market-Frankford Line. Broad Street Line/Ridge Spur. Subway-Surface Lines 10, 11, 13, 34, 36 and trolley route 15. Route 100 Norristown High Speed Line. Routes 101 & 102 Media-Sharon Hill Trolleys.
SEPTA Services Still Running Regional rail lines. Can be used to travel in and around the city. LUCY, the Loop through University City shuttle. Horsham Breeze (Route 310) has stops from Horsham to North Hills station. Bus routes 204 (Paoli Station to Exton & Lionville) and 314 (W. Chester to Goshen Corporate Park). Cornwells Heights Parking Shuttle CCT Connect paratransit service for registered ADA and Shared Ride customers.
Other Transit Services Available in City PATCO high-speed linefrom Jersey has Philly stops from 8th and Market to 17th and Locust. NJ Transit buses 400-419 stop at 6th and Race and Broad & Cherry. PHLASH buses connect 19 stops (tourist spots, hotels) in Center City. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Picketers at Comly Depot in Northeast Philly 
