Is SEPTA 100% yet? The latest

Limited service has resumed on all SEPTA Bus routes. Subways and trolleys are running. Union says its members will vote Nov 18 on proposed contract.

This is an ongoing story. Last updated 8:54 p.m., Monday, Nov. 7, 2016

Limited service has resumed on all SEPTA Bus routes. 
Trolley and subway service are operating with some limitations.
SEPTA says it will be at 100% for Tuesday morning’s commute.
TWU Local 234 announced this afternoon that its members will vote on SEPTA’s proposed contract on Friday, Nov 18. 

Hooray! SEPTA is back, in time for me to get home! pic.twitter.com/Fs0XJHOIjA

— Bronwyn McGuckin (@JelloBelle) November 7, 2016

Buses

A final check of the SEPTA real-time status website shows that nearly all of the buses are running on a normal schedule. The exception is any bus that normally comes down Market Street or 5th or 6th streets where the Hillary Clinton campaign rally is underway on Independence Mall. 

The best way to see if you’re bus route is running at full capacity is to visit SEPTA’s real-time status board. These are the key symbols to look for next to each route. 

Trolleys

All trolleys are now operating.

Routes 10, 11, 13, 15, 34 and 36 that were impacted by the strike have resumed service. 

The Route 101 and 102 Trolleys are operating with normal service.  These routes were not affected by strike.

Subway

Philadelphia’s subway system is almost at 100%.  

The Market/Frankford Line is not stopping at 5th Street because of the Hillary Clinton campaign rally. Subways arriving every 10 minutes.

The Broadstreet Line is not running express trains. The subway is stopping at every station. Subways arriving every 10 minutes. 

The Norristown High Speed line operations are normal. 

Regional Rail

There could be long lines for SEPTA’s Regional Rail trains this evening, since bus and trolley service was so limited this morning. We are still seeing some delays between 5-15 minutes. 

Fastest way to see your train’s status is SEPTA’s real-time TrainView board. 

What you’re saying on Twitter

cole ‏at 4:42 p.m. “My road rage was at 95% but with these septa buses back on the road hear I am at 120%”

DataBae ‏at 4:28 p.m. “Dear @SEPTA_MFL I’ve missed you so much. I’ll never complain about your urine smell ever again. Welcome back.”

Paws ‏at 4:21 p.m. “Just yesterday getting to the groomers for a bath would have taken me hours & now I can breeze along thanks to @SEPTA. Lady dogs, look out!”

Election Day

SEPTA says the entire system should be at 100% before Tuesday’s morning rush hour. 

Forecast for Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 66. West wind around 7 mph.

Polls open Pennsylvania from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. 

SEPTA offering credit

SEPTA is offering a credit voucher for unused Weekly or Monthly TransPasses (passes not punched in the validation block). The credit voucher will be good towards the purchase of another SEPTA fare product.

Customers may bring the unused TransPass product to any Pass Sales location – SEPTA Sales Offices and Retail Outlets.

The credit vouchers are as follows:

Weekly TransPassValid for travel October 31-November 6, 2016• $20.00 Credit Voucher• Credit available beginning Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Weekly TransPassValid for travel November 7 – November 13, 2016• $4.00 Credit Voucher• Credit available beginning Monday, November 14, 2016

Monthly TransPass (November)Valid for travel November 1-November 30, 2016• $21.00 Credit Voucher• Credit available beginning Thursday, December 1, 2016

Customers who receive their TransPass products through ComPass, an Employer Program or PreTax Benefit Program must submit their pass by mail to the following address below to receive a credit:SEPTA SIP REFUNDS1234 MARKET ST., 9th FloorPHILADELPHIA PA 19107