Metro (Subway) in Philadelphia

Posted by Infra on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010

Filming mostly the blue line but there is one or two clips of the orange line. Some of the trams but underground…

# MarketFrankford Line (Blue Line): subway and elevated line from the Frankford Transportation Center (rebuilt in 2003) in the Frankford section of Philadelphia to 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby, via Center City Philadelphia. Weekday ridership averaged 178,715 in 2006.

Broad Street Line and BroadRidge Spur (Orange Line): subway line along Broad Street in Philadelphia from Fern Rock Transportation Center to Pattison Avenue/Sports Complex, via Center City Philadelphia. Weekday ridership averaged 114,816 in 2006

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