SEPTA Encourages City Residents to Use Transit for COVID-19 Vaccine Travel
March 2, 2021
SEPTA is encouraging Philadelphia residents to take transit [aka SEPTA] to their appointments at the City’s COVID-19 vaccination sites. To help you with your travels, we have developed new maps that highlight available services.
SEPTA offers convenient, frequent service to all of the City’s mass vaccination sites. Over one million Philadelphia residents live within a convenient, one-seat ride on SEPTA to a vaccination site. See maps below for locations open as of March 11, 2021.
The Center City Vaccination Center, which opens on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, can be easily reached from neighborhoods throughout the city on multiple SEPTA transit modes. The Pennsylvania Convention Center is located within a couple blocks of stations along the Market-Frankford and Broad Street Lines, City Trolley routes and Regional Rail, and is served by multiple bus routes. See map below. Plan your trip here.
Please note: Philadelphia residents interested in receiving a vaccine must sign up using the City’s Vaccine Interest Form, available at: phila.gov/vaccineinterest. Those without internet access can call 3-1-1. There are no walk-up appointments.
Click images to plan your trip.
SEPTA has several new resources available for planning trips to vaccine sites:
► An interactive webmap shows the location of the five mass vaccination sites and the SEPTA services available to reach them.
► A static Frequency Map highlighting the vaccine sites and available services.
