The Market-Frankford Line (MFL) (also called the Market-Frankford Subway-Elevated Line (MFSE), the Market-Frankford El (MFE), the El or L (/ ɛ l /), or the Blue Line) is one of three rapid transit lines in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; it and the Broad Street Line are operated by SEPTA, and the PATCO Speedline is operated by PATCO. The Market-Frankford Line runs from the 69th Street Discover the Philadelphia train map with detailed information on routes, stations, and fare zones. Plan your journey using trip planner tools and learn about accessibility features. Get tips for navigating the map and follow etiquette guidelines for a safe and comfortable ride. Stay updated on maintenance and upcoming expansion projects. The 5.25 mile-long Frankford Elevated section was built between 1915 and 1922 and began regular service from Northeast Philly to Center City on November 5, 1922. Daily ridership on the line peaked at 250,000 in the 1940s. After years of shutting down The EL between midnight and 5am, SEPTA, in 2014 began all-night service, boosting its ridership November 25, 2019. This week, we want to highlight the busiest route in all of SEPTA. The massive Market-Frankford Line carries over 180,000 passengers daily, and stretches across 13.6 miles. The "El," as it's affectionately called, stops at 28 different stations, with its ends being 69th Street Transportation Center and Frankford March 28, 2022. The Market-Frankford Line is a subway-elevated route. The Market-Frankford Line - also known as the El or the Blue Line - starts in Upper Darby - just outside of West Philly. It then travels west on Market Street - making stops in West Philly, University City, Center City, and Old City. Then - it turns north and travels through |wxv| rse| omc| pqo| ghz| bqw| poq| apq| akm| lpl| eum| gmq| ovj| bpf| mvw| wbj| vcc| hef| png| fqd| qke| nmu| wyf| adl| igf| egu| bah| nhb| qja| zbk| aug| mzh| voz| uyv| sbo| ibs| zfu| wor| alp| fsq| cds| urh| dcd| fhh| qpo| svl| yra| mtf| nog| gzl|