SEPTA needs to clean this location more often. Always sleeping like pee. Also there should be at…read moreleast two cops around for safety reasons, because it's a busy hub for students and healthcare workers.

Olney serves its role as a transportation hub for North Philly. The buses and the Broad Street Line…read moreare convenient and will generally get you where you need to go, until they are late without notice or completely filled. Beyond the transit, going here is generally not by choice. The terminal is frequently littered with empty airplane shooters, vape packages, and Dunkin bags. SEPTA personnel generally don't do much for you if there isn't an opportunity for them to make money, and they're few and far between at this station. Not only is the terminal located in a bad area, Broad & Olney has become notorious as a hotbed for crime independent of the transportation center. Crime is taking the place of business, as the intersection used to be lined with shops and restaurants that have since closed and run for the hills. All in all, if you need to take a bus, try to catch it at another stop before the transportation center. You'll be more likely to get a seat and you'll save yourself the aggravation of being here. If you're taking the BSL, though not much of an upgrade, you may be better off just going up to Fern Rock.

Yesterday a recording mentioned delays due to operator unavailability. Today I waited a half hour…read morefor a train. Why is a KeyCard $4.95?

Septa is the worst. The union keeps it terrible. We should get free ride on any delay over 14…read moreminutes when there are no advanced notice. The employees union should be fined everytime the are late also

Whats not to love? Rude people, the smell of weed every morning, drivers who don't even wait for…read moreyou to board before closing the doors, unpredictable schedules?. You dont ride Septa cause you want good service. You ride cause you have no other viable option. If I did I wouldnt have to leave a bad review. For one of the most expensive transit agencies in the US their service sucks pretty bad

Not a bad station. Compared to other Septa stations around, it has the most parking and it's free…read more The employees that work here aren't bad, they try to work as fast as they can when it gets busy and trains are coming. The station has a restroom for customers to use and it's pretty clean, especially for a train station. I wish the ticket office was open on weekends, but it is what it is.

Average suburban Septa station. I've almost never had a train run late going into Center City in…read morethe morning from here. The staff inside the ticket office are usually friendly and pretty speedy.

I work for them for 3 months they definitely don't know what they doing …read more Bullshit equipment they advertised 600 to 1000 a week I never seen that .They try to run you on 14 hour ELD clock but only pay 180 a day if you are lucky to even get that If you make a stop somewhere like to use the rest room he calls to ask why you stopped He sits on his laptop and watch the drive cam inside and out. I don't recommend working for this company Doesn't deserve no star Also No maintenance on trucks He's running flatbed Doesn't train No Tarp Pay He needs to drive his own equipment Also you have to have your finger cross just to get fuel

Very convenient station...but when are they going to build the new station that Septa keeps showing…read moreon the "new projects" site?

Nothing really fancy about the station but overall I think this service is awesome. I do see a lot…read moreof complaints on about this SEPTA Regional Rail line but to me most are petty. Keep in mind that I'm speaking through the eyes of a guy who lived in neighborhoods that required commutes into Center City by way of the 48, 32, 7 busses or even worse, the El. You would see some real scavengers on those routes. The regional rail costs a little more but is well worth it to me. Trains are always clean. I find most regular passengers on the train to be a civilized bunch. The worst you get is the occasional yuppie gabbing away on the phone for all to hear. Yes, trains can run late in the morning and the train conductors always seem miserable. Again, a small price to pay for a clean, safe ride into Center City. If you can deal with such minor inconveniences, you have a 20 minute or so ride with no traffic. Ever tried getting back to East Falls, Manayunk or Roxborough on a Friday afternoon via bus? FUGETABOWIT! I'll take the occasional delayed train any day of the week. For those who complain, try taking an hour long ride on the trey-deuce (32 bus) to work for a week.

Awesome company and great employees. Willing to work with me and find a solution. Junked my car and…read morehelped with notary! Won't go anywhere else. Very trustworthy as they are licensed and insured unlike tons of companies out in Philly.

do not use lil tones towing they tell you one price and pay a lot less when they come out!!!…read moreread reviews before choosing a tow truck company to junk your car with ! i wish i would've, i junked my car with lil tones towing and was quoted a price over the phone but when they came out to pick up my vehicle they haggled down the price $100! i needed the car gone so i went through with the transaction, only to get an abandon vehicle notice in the mail 2 months later! the car had racked up $700 in tickets which i had to pay out of pocket in order to register a new car!! beware of these neighborhood tow truck company's they are not certified nor are they salvage yards and do not have the licensing they claim. make sure when junking your vehicle they can provide you with a salvage certificate right there when junking your vehicle, if not do not let them take your car!!!!!!!!!

Used to ride regional rail every weekday when I lived in the area. Rarely ever had problems. This…read moretime I was town visiting for a work conference. So this was the first time using the Chest Nut Hill West Line and Queen Ln Station. Opening hours state 0630, but the station office did not open until 0639 and when you're train is at 0641 (and on time) this can be quite troubling. Unlike the Norristown Line which I used to ride every weekend, on the Chest Nut Hill West Line when I asked the conductor how to transfer at 30th street for University City he was very rude and told me that I need a ticket but didn't understand because I had just given him my ticket. So he proceeded to tell me that I needed to tell him to give me my ticket back because he "could not read my mind". It's notable to say that this may have been just a bad day for a few individuals but I would hate a visitor of our beautiful city have to deal with this as their first impression.

The perfect way to get to downtown Philly Drop off or pick…read moreup location if needed -Plenty of free parking -can buy tickets online -Or use the Amtrak App to keep your ticket handy -Hassle-free travel Final note: ask about any discounts for seniors or with AARP or AAA if you are a member.