Busch adds that other seasonal travel time adjustments and enhancements have been made to other routes across the system, and encourages all riders to view and/or pick up schedules for their individual routes, including Routes 15 and 40. Buses had been substituted on the line over the summer due to a track replacement project.
While visiting the website, riders will also notice additional transit schedule adjustments to other routes serving West Park, including the return of trolley service on the Route 15. That evaluation led to adjustments to other routes that have allowed SEPTA managers to reallocate additional buses to now operate on Route 40.The new Route 40 bus schedule is available for viewing online at. The additional buses that are now operating on Route 40 come as the result of ongoing evaluation by SEPTA’s service planning team of ridership trends on “high demand routes.” For the Route 40, during peak times the headway is reduced from 10 to 8 minutes, and in the afternoon, buses will have a 10 minute headway compared to the previous 11-12 minutes. SEPTA says the new schedules reflect a reduction in “headways”, or frequency of service. “The changes for the fall schedules are designed to accommodate this increasing demand for service.” A look at the new SEPTA Route 40 schedule cover. “The Route 40 has continued to grow as more people ride to University City,” explained SEPTA Public Information Manager Andrew Busch. Starting Sunday, September 4, SEPTA began operating new fall transit schedules that include additional weekday peak hour service on Bus Route 40, which connects the West Park community to University City, Center City, and Society Hill. Traveling for work, shopping and fun from/to Parkside just became a whole lot easier.
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