An ACS-64 (American Cities Sprinter) leads one of SEPTA's early evening express trains through North Philadelphia, towards Temple University Station and on towards Thorndale, via 30th Street Sta... (more)

A married pair of Hyundai Rotem Silverliner V's makes an an appearance on the north end of SEPTA's Temple University Station stop along the former Reading ROW. Next stop, Market East, err, make t... (more)

A set of five Silverliner IV's makes an approach from the north into SEPTA's Temple University Station stop along the former Reading ROW.

SEPTA's Temple University Station

A SEPTA commuter train made up of GE Silverliner IV's arrives at the non-descript Temple University Station stop in lower North Philadelphia. The statio... (more)

SEPTA's Langhorne Station

Here is a unique unobstructed view of the SEPTA station at Langhorne, PA, built in 2009. Because of the Covid pandemic, there were few passengers and fewer ca... (more)

A set of GE built SEPTA Silverliner IV's, led by No. 178, accelerates out of Whitford, PA, ducking the massive 1906 PRR built (and abandoned) through truss bridge. Next stop - Railroad: SEPTA
Locomotive: GE Silverliner IV
Location: Whitford, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: SPAX 178
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 23, 2019

A SEPTA commuter train from Philadelphia arrives at Narberth, PA, bound for Thorndale along Amtrak's Keystone Corridor, former PRR mainline to Harrisburg and points west.

An eastbound dead-head "push-pull" move sees 5 Bombardier cars being pushed by an "American Cities Sprinter" ACS-64, No. 906 through Exton, PA bound for Frazier. The set runs ... (more)

A three car set of GE built SEPTA Silverliner IV's arrive at Malvern, PA. The station, to the right, was built by the PRR railroad in 1900 and remains in service today. Until 1998, some Amtrak Ke... (more)

The new in-bound shelter at Exton, Pennsylvania - built in 2019, it's much nicer that what was there before, ... (more)

Waiting for the train... Exton, Pennsylvania.

Built in 2019, this shelter is located in Exton, Pennsylvania, near the long gone PRR Whiteland station (which was also more of a shelter than stat... (more)

A SEPTA commuter train, led by an ACS-64 (American Cities Sprinter) glides to a stop at Malvern station. The station was built by the PRR railroad in 1900 and remains in service today. Until 1998... (more)

A westbound SEPTA commuter train arrives at Narberth station.

A SEPTA Silverliner IV? Did I hear someone ask for a SEPTA Silverliner IV at Rosemont? A SEPTA Silverliner IV commuter train pauses at Rosement, PA along the former PRR main, now operated by Amt... (more)

A very special moment is about to unfold here on RP. For the FIRST TIME EVER on Railpics.net, introducing: SEPTA Silverliner V number "873", aka, the one, the only - SPAX No. 873!