The page is now fully functional on mobile devices.
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Users can easily find real-time tools right at the top, including interactive maps so you can track your bus while it is en route.
The upgrade is in anticipation of the agency's transition to "SEPTA Metro" next year.
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The city's subway, elevated and trolley lines will all be unified under one new title and the services will be organized by a color-coded, letter system.
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SEPTA says this will eliminate language barriers and create consistency, making it easy for new riders to understand.
You can expect to see new signage and maps in the coming months.
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