Broad Street Line, Subway line in Philadelphia, United States
The Broad Street Line is a subway line in Philadelphia that runs 10 miles underground from Fern Rock Transportation Center in North Philadelphia to NRG Station in South Philadelphia. The route connects various neighborhoods and destinations throughout the city.
The northern section opened in 1928, with additional stations added gradually over the following years. The line expanded southward in phases over several decades.
The subway connects people to major sports venues, educational institutions, and entertainment centers across different neighborhoods. It shapes how residents move through their city and gather for events.
The line runs from early morning until late at night with trains arriving regularly throughout the day. Travel times vary depending on whether you are traveling during rush hour or quieter times.
The line has separate local and express tracks, a rare feature outside New York City in North America. This setup lets some trains move faster and skip certain stops to reach main destinations more quickly.
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