I love the 48 bus. It's big, roomy and always on time leaving Olde City. The people who work this…read morebus are extra cool, in part because I think it's one of the more popular buses running through town. It's not like the unbelievable friendliness and coolness of the Market 33 bus, which is even busier and full of tons and tons of people especially after school - but it's nice. I was on this bus during the blizzard, and the man running the last bus was trying to be on schedule because that was his main focus. Awesome! It usually gets detoured when there's snow however, and when heading east there are never any signs letting you know. So it's best to hang out on 22nd and the Parkway and look for it - although one time it swung up Spring Garden and three of us had to make a break for it! All in all a fun way to get to Olde City or near the Art Museum.

I have a completely different opinion of Septa, in my experience the drivers act like zombies, you…read moreask them a question and you get a blank stare, when they do talk it's usually something rude and the handicapped ride system is so messed up that people wait for HOURS to be picked up which is unacceptable, next time call a cab or uber

The trains start blowing horns at 4am. Very excessive. Very disturbing to the entire neighborhoodread more

This is one of the best train stations in the entire SEPTA system. I specifically looked for an…read moreapartment next to this station, because it is such an awesome station to be located near. I think this station is an incredible asset to the neighborhood. It was a major selling point of the apartment my girlfriend and I chose, and living next to it is a huge improvement in my quality of life. Train service here is excellent. Minus a few quirks, the trains generally run often enough that if you're headed into Philly, you can just show up at this station without checking a schedule, and you'll be guaranteed to get something usually with at most a 15 minute wait. Pick up a Glenside Combined schedule if you're only concerned about the trains going between this station and center city. (Glenside is one stop beyond this one) Going farther out into the suburbs, you get lots of options: the Doylestown, Warminster, and West Trenton lines all go through this station, and it's the last station before these three lines fork off. But another huge asset of train travel is the direct trains you get going "out the other side" of center city. Once the Jenkintown lines get to center city, they turn into other lines and head out to various destinations, including (a) Airport (b) Paoli/Thorndale (The main line) (c) Media / Elywn Line (which goes through 49th street in West Philly, and Swarthmore) (d) Marcus Hook/Wilmington/Newark DE (SW suburbs into Delaware), and (e) Trenton Transit Center (NJ, this station, and not West Trenton, connects with NJ Transit to NYC) All this means that, with careful checking of the schedule, you can get direct trips from Jenkintown to all of these destinations. Pretty awesome if you ask me. Yet another perk of this station? Great ticket counter hours. The ticket counter here sells all sorts of passes and tokens, and has very reasonable hours (open near rush hour weekdays and most of the day saturday), among the best hours of any station in the system. Yet another perk? You can often get a cab here at night, getting off the train on the Jenkintown side. Not quite guaranteed, but I've seen cabs waiting here more often than other suburban locations, where you usually need to call a cab. It keeps getting better. The SEPTA station provides a convenient pedestrian underpass while the Greenwood ave. bridge is under construction. An extra perk! And it's adjacent to the beautiful Ralph Morgan Park in Wynwood, a little greenway along Tacony creek with paved paths along both sides of the creek...saves you walking along the road about a third of the way to Glenside, and just a pleasant place to take a stroll. The only sad thing about this station...it used to have both a restaurant and a coffee shop in it...and both closed. This makes me really sad. I hope that some day, both can re-open because I feel like having a restaurant and a coffee shop in an awesome SEPTA station like this is just such a great idea, and again, a huge asset to the neighborhood. The closest cafe/restaurant is Linda Jean's, which I like very much, and recommend checking out (it's on the Wyncote side, on Greenwood ave.) if you haven't. But seriously this station is awesome!

Nice station on the River Line, which travels from the Camden Riverfront to Trenton. Two free…read moreparking lots across the street. Trains run approximately every 15 minutes and are low in price. Connects with SEPTA in Trenton, PATCO (to Center City Philadelphia) at Broadway/Walter Rand Transportation Center), and NJ Transit trains to NYC Penn Station (in Trenton).

I travel this route from Trenton to NYC. It's about 1.5 hours. The newer trains are air conditioned…read moreand comfortable. You can purchase a ticket online, at the station or on the platform. There's a parking garage on Walnut St and some street parking down the street. I like how when you buy a roundtrip ticket you can come back . The roundtrip is about $40. Very cheap and convenient. If you don't like to drive to NYC, I recommend taking NJ Transit Oh, all trains with their 2 digit as a "9" out of NYC to Trenton is an express train. Sit back and enjoy.

Fine during the day. Night time however they dont care about people's basic needs. They close the…read morebathroom and there is no place to get a quick charge on your phone for getting a Uber/,Lyft. I get not wanting loitering but allow people a half hour so they can get home via rideshare safely.

It's not the station so much as it is SEPTA. They're never on time and most of the time they're…read moremiserable. Also, the lady at the ticket window was ASLEEP when I was trying to buy tickets. She always gives attitude

I had a terrible experience with this company. Despite informing them that we work with children…read morewith disabilities, they showed up with a minivan where the children had to sit on laps. We had to cancel the other rides due to a liability issue for the children we service. I went back and forth with them for months trying to get a refund. Even though the money was sent electronically, they insisted on mailing a money order which I never received. It's very disappointing to see another small black business treating customers this way. I have emails to prove everything. Very sad and frustrating experience.

My sisters and I will always use this transportation company whenever we are in the Philadelphia…read morearea. Most reliable, professional, and friendly service around. Give them a try and you will tell all of your friends about this service.

Super easy to schedule, friendly dispatcher. My 21 year old daughter was safely and comfortably…read moretransported from Philly to JFK. I appreciated the peace of mind. Will use them again.

Really have had great service, and especially like Harold and John driving my wife and I to PHL…read morefrom Southern NJ and back. We also enjoyed being driven by Bruce and Bernard. This is a very professional service, always on time, new vehicles, and personable.They are flexible if something happens with our flights. We have used Harold's service about 15 times in the last 3 years. As a former PHL American Airlines Captain, I appreciate this great level of service! Highly recommended. Mark

This is the worst public transportation ever. FTC is disgusting. Every day you have to hurdle a…read morepuddle of piss to get in the door, they hose it down but it's only watered down piss now. Junkies bothering you every 2 seconds. El service is always fucked up. The allow the school kids who by the way get a free transpass to do whatever they want they jump working people and nothing happens. Worst service!!! The place is filthy

Septa is possibly the worst transportation idea ever. The bus is always late and crowded. Everytime…read morethe bus pulls up after school I die a little more inside. The big meanie bus drivers sometimes skip over us. I'm writing this as I'm waiting for the bus. #fj pride # septa blows

Priority Shuttle was perfect. The confirmation email was very clear and showed my total bill. When…read moreI called to reconfirm my service I spoke with the owner who assured me I would be taken care of. The driver was provided my name and number and called me when he was about 15 minutes away. I traveled from Philadelphia to JFK airport with 18 people in my group. We had two vans and a luggage trailer which provided a comfortable ride there and back. The driver provided clear instructions for the return service and even though I was out of the country and 8 hours ahead of the US, I was able to leave a voicemail. When I landed back at JFK I had a voicemail from the driver letting me know that he was there. I wish the process to get through customs and immigration and retrieve luggage was faster because the driver had to wait even longer. We made a rest stop about half way through our journey which allowed people to use the restroom and grab something to drink. I will definitely use Priority Shuttle in the future. Updated 4/9/19: I used Priority Transportation for the second time to take 8 of us from Philadelphia to Newark Airport. Pick-up and drop-off were timely. Our driver Jerry was friendly and the van was nice and clean.

We took Priority Transportation Service from the Philly area with two stops (five people total) to…read moreJFK airport. It was awesome. Our driver Jessie was fantastic. He arrived early with a route already planned out, navigated perfectly, made a pit stop for us, and got us there with time to spare. The van was new, spacious and clean. We felt like we were riding in style. We got the quote super fast through Yelp and all the support staff were professional and kind. It was about a week's time between when we got the quote and when we decided to book and the staff was super patient with us. This experience was worth every penny. I'd do it again in a heartbeat and highly recommend them.