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I was told the commute time on SEPTA from Horsham to Center City would be 15 minutes each way. Does that sound right for a morning and afternoon commute? I think I'd need to use the Willow Grove Station?
What would the commute time be from Lansdale to Center City if I got a job in Center City that started around 8:30 or 9AM and anded at 5PM? Thanks so much. |
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You can go to septa.org and check out schedules for the R5.
A non-express train from Lansdale is about 50 minutes to Center City. An express is maybe 30-35. From the Horsham are (I didn't even know there was a Horsham station) it's probably about 35-40 minutes or so, without checking. |
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Re: Horsham, I think I'd have to drive to Willow Grove and park there to take the SEPTA... |
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You could also catch the R5 down around the Ambler through Glenside area. Willow Grove is closer, but the R5 runs a lot more trains. Also, there's no chance the commute would take you any less than 30-40 minutes each way. |
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