SEPTA reported no problems Sunday as it rolled out changes to 30 bus routes, a shift that arrives just one day before students across Philadelphia return to classrooms.
The digital, solar-powered screens will provide live updates on the arrival times of incoming buses and trolleys.
SEPTA says the goal of the redesign is to make the bus network more efficient, more reliable, and easier to navigate.
The public had a chance to weigh in on where Philadelphia should put the new Greyhound bus terminal.
Flames could be seen coming from the First Student bus depot off Castor Avenue Wednesday night.
Mayor Cherelle Parker and the PPA hosted the ceremonial signing of a bill funding the revitalization of a Center City bus terminal.