SEPTA, the region’s transit provider, can get you where you want to go. SEPTA serves Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware counties with buses, trolleys, rapid transit, and commuter trains (”Regional Rail”). SEPTA can take you from Queen Village to the airport, Amtrak’s 30th Street Station and nearly every metro Philly shopping center, major employer, museum, school, university, park, and historic site. SEPTA has five bus routes serving Queen Village. To go to Center City, use buses on 3rd St. or 7th St. (returning on 4th and 8th respectively). You can also use the Columbus Blvd. bus, though service is less frequent and Columbus has poor interface with Center City streets. To go westward, a bus on Lombard serves University City, returning on South St.  At the opposite end of Queen Village, a Washington Ave. bus runs to West Philly and, eastbound, to Pier 70 (Wal-Mart, Home Depot, SuperFresh, etc.) via Columbus Blvd. You can reach Center City via either route by transferring to the Broad St. Subway (BSL).

TRANSIT GUIDE 1. SEPTA in Queen Village 2. Transit Terms and Terminology 3. Bikes on Transit 4. Fares, Transfers, and Tokens 5. Transit Tips 6. QVNA Transit Map 7. Transit to New York City

Here are the SEPTA bus routes through or near Queen Village. There are no rapid transit, trolley or Regional Rail routes in Queen Village.

Street	Bus Route
3rd Street (Northbound) 4th Street (Southbound)	Route 57
7th Street (Northbound) 8th Street (Southbound)	Route 47
Columbus Boulevard (Northbound and Southbound)	Route 25
Lombard Street (Westbound) South Street (Eastbound)	Route 40
Pine Street (Eastbound) Spruce Street (Westbound)	Route 12
Washington Avenue (Eastbound and Westbound)	Route 64

These routes intersect with other SEPTA services.

Routes 47 & 57 cross Walnut St., with buses into Center City West and University City.

At Market St., many routes intersect, including SEPTA buses, the Market-Frankford Line subway (M-FL), PATCO Hi Speed Line over the Ben Franklin Bridge, and New Jersey Transit (NJT) buses to New Jersey.

Route 40 connects with the Broad St. Subway (BSL) at the South St. Station, as well as with the R1 train to the Airport at University City Station. Route 64 connects with the BSL at the Ellsworth-Federal Station.

When Buses Run:
All five routes listed above operate daily, but frequency of service varies widely by route, time of day, and day of the week. Route 47 has the most frequent service, and operates all night, every night.

Download schedules for any route at www.septa.org or phone 215-580-7800 for schedule information

Pick up schedules from racks at Market East Station (11th & Market), Suburban Station (16th & JFK Blvd.) or 1234 Market St. (lobby). Schedules are also available at the Free Library's Independence Branch at 18 South 7th St. (between Market and Chestnut Sts.) and Santore Branch at 932 South 7th St. (at Carpenter St.).