Philadelphia’s Strange Little Subway Branch | The Broad-Ridge Spur

westphilly4life1992
Published on Dec 11, 2024
Philadelphia's transit system is already pretty unique, but today, we are riding the especially unique Broad-Ridge Spur. This branch line runs right underneath Center City, yet it is hardly used. The trains are short - only two cars long - and on the main section of the line, they all run express (but make different stops than the regular express trains). Finally, despite its short length, this spur also has an abandoned station! Curious yet?

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