Comments on SEPTA fail: Recounting of A Raging Speed Demon Bitch

SEPTA knows which driver was driving that bus, tha...

2009-12-02T08:09:19.531-05:00

SEPTA knows which driver was driving that bus, that's what the bus logs are for as well as the onboard bus computer....

All you basicly need is the time which the trip le...

2009-12-01T23:33:24.441-05:00

All you basicly need is the time which the trip leaves Frankford Transportation Center, the date, and the most important thing the block number. From there they could easily find out which driver was on that bus that day!! It's the route 8 at a given time there's only three-four buses on the entire route at a given time.

It's ashame some of the drivers has such disregard to simply rules. They should definetely revoke CDLs from these drivers for not adhering to the laws.

Septa has re-created their web site, but many of t...

2009-11-26T15:26:06.333-05:00

Septa has re-created their web site, but many of the links do not work and are still linked to the old web site. For one, you still do not have a map of the Zones that Septa charges you for.

Also, Septa charges you a "convenience" fee of buying the tickets on the train. When you ride NJTransit, the machines are at the train station that let you buy your ticket BEFORE you get on the train. (what a good idea!) For Septa, we must either pay an extra few dollars or drive to a store to buy tickets and then get on the train. If I could drive to the store, I wouldn't need to ride the train.