SEPTA - Maintenance Facilities

Maintenance Facilities

Transit Divisions
  • 69th Street Yard (City Transit Division / Market–Frankford Line, facility is actually located in Delaware County)
  • Allegheny Depot (City Transit Division / articulated and standard size buses; formerly housed Nearside, double-ended, and PCC streetcars)
  • Berridge Shops (formerly Wyoming Shops, bus maintenance and overhauls)
  • Bridge Street Yard (City Transit Division / Market–Frankford Line)
  • Callowhill Depot (City Transit Division / bus and streetcar; formerly housed Nearside, Peter Witt, double-ended, and PCC streetcars)
  • Comly Depot (City Transit Division / articulated and standard size buses)
  • Elmwood Depot (City Transit Division / streetcar, also used as a station. Replaced former Woodland Depot)
  • Fern Rock Yard (City Transit Division / Broad Street Line)
  • Frankford Depot (City Transit Division / bus and trackless trolley; formerly housed Nearside, double-ended, and PCC streetcars)
  • Frontier Depot (Suburban Transit Division / bus)
  • Germantown Brakes Maintenance Facility (Germantown Depot, City Transit Division / bus maintenance)
  • Midvale Depot (City Transit Division / articulated, standard size, and 30-foot (9.1 m) buses)
  • Southern Depot (City Transit Division / buses only: SEPTA board voted to not have trackless trolleys return to South Philly; formerly housed Nearside, double-ended, and Peter Witt streetcars)
  • Victory Depot (69th Street, Suburban Transit Division / bus and light rail)
  • Woodland Maintenance Facility (streetcar overhaul and repairs. Site of former Woodland Depot, whiche formerly housed Nearside, double-ended, and PCC streetcars)
Regional Rail

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