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Starting Tuesday, SEPTA Key cards can be purchased at over 100 locations in and around Philadelphia. The new Three Day Convenience Pass is ideal for individuals traveling on SEPTA Transit Routes (bus, trolley, Broad Street Line, Market-Frankford Line, and more). The mobile payment option, “SEPTA Key Tix”, is now available to anyone using the transit authority’s Apple or Android app. QR code fares are currently not available. Partner Passes are sold at the Travel Wallet rate and include a free transfer not otherwise available. 1 day, 7-day, and 30-day passes are sold at tariff rates.

To purchase a SEPTA Key card, check your Temple email for a link and instructions via a new online purchasing system. If your Key Card has expired or been lost/stolen, visit one of the SEPTA Sales Locations to transfer your funds to a new Key Card. If you test positive for any amount of it in your SAM pre-employment screening, you will be immediately disqualified for the job.

SEPTA will return to regular schedules on most Transit services starting the week of May 17, including resuming service on all bus and trolley routes. The Route 56 bus will also be extended from the Venango Bus Loop at 23rd and Venango streets to Bakers Centre. The SEPTA Key card is a reloadable, contactless chip card with options to load Passes and/or Travel Wallet funds for seamless travel.

Can I ride SEPTA without a key card?

Outlying Regional Rail farelines provide customers with the option of utilizing silver platform validators for the tapping of Key Cards. Alternatively, those lacking a Key Card may purchase a Quick Trip on board from the conductors.

Can you take SEPTA without a card?

It is possible for customers who do not possess a Key Card to purchase Quick Trips on board from Conductors by means of debit, credit, or cash. For Regional Rail travel, customers are required to tap on and tap off in order to deduct the correct fare. Failure to do so may result in the maximum fare charge being applied.

Can I buy a SEPTA Key card at 30th Street Station?

SEPTA Key cards and fare products can be purchased at Regional Rail Ticket Offices during regular hours and from Fare Kiosks at various stations. These cards are part of SEPTA’s Perks* program. Quick Trips are available for purchase at Fare Kiosks at Market-Frankford Line and Broad Street Line stations, as well as at the Airport, Penn Medicine Station, 30th Street Station, Suburban Station, Jefferson Station, and Temple University Station.

These are single ride fares for one person, valid for one-way travel and must be used on the day of purchase. Quick Trips are disposable magnetic strip tickets that can be swiped at new Key turnstiles and can be used at any MFL/BSL station and Center City Regional Rail Station for use on Regional Rail.

Can 2 people use SEPTA Key card?

The SEPTA key card now permits multiple riders to utilize the same card for a single trip across all September methods of Regional Rail, including high-speed rail.

Can I put my SEPTA Key card on my phone?

To obtain further information, please download the SEPTA app on either an Android or Apple device. Once the app is installed, please sign into your Key Card account, where you will find detailed instructions and answers to frequently asked questions on the SEPTA website.

What if I don’t have a SEPTA Key card?

Kiosks accept a variety of payment methods, including credit, debit, and cash. For customers who do not possess a Key Card but require a single ride fare, a Quick Trip option is available.

Does CVS sell SEPTA Key?

SEPTA plans to expand the number of non-SEPTA retail locations from 250 to 1, 500 for buying and reloading Key Cards, including convenience stores, supermarkets, and pharmacies like Wawa, CVS, and Acme. The system is currently being tested at 11 locations and is expected to start expanding in spring. Once the expanded retail network is operational, the Key Card’s retail wallet function will allow riders to add cash to a prepaid debit account for use anywhere that takes MasterCard.

Can you buy a SEPTA Key card at a kiosk?

SEPTA offers various fares for travelers, including key cards, PATCO Freedom Share cards, and Amtrak tickets. Key cards can be purchased from SEPTA Sales Offices, Station Fare Kiosks, or retailers. The cost is $4. 95, but when registered at septakey. org, the cost is refunded to the card’s Travel Wallet for future travel. PATCO Freedom Share cards can be used for $2 per trip on SEPTA Metro and buses, except for Regional Rail. The cards must be purchased in advance and preloaded with funds.

Amtrak tickets can be used as fares for Regional Rail trains between William H. Gray III 30th Street Station, Suburban Station, and Jefferson Station. E-Tickets must be presented to the faregate barcode reader and conductor for visual confirmation. Mobile app users must add the e-Ticket to their mobile wallet before scanning.

Can 2 people use 1 SEPTA Key card?

The SEPTA Key card offers a multi-rider feature, allowing up to five riders on one card. This feature is available on all modes, including bus, trolley, Broad Street Line, Market-Frankford Line, Norristown High Speed Line, and Regional Rail. To activate and use multi-rider, users must have Travel Wallet autoload turned on, with a minimum balance equal to the minimum amount required for multi-rider trips. Taps must occur within one minute of the initial tap and wait for a validator response. Taps can be on a single bus/trolley validator or a combination of taps on different turnstiles at a station.

Can you still buy SEPTA tokens?

SEPTA will no longer accept tokens for fare payment starting January 1, 2024. The sale of tokens ended in 2018, but they are still accepted on buses, trolleys, and fare kiosks. Customers must use remaining tokens before they expire at the end of the year. Tokens are valued at $2 each and are not redeemable for cash. SEPTA encourages customers to add tokens to a SEPTA Key card at a fare kiosk for pass loading or Travel Wallet feature funds.