Narberth is a public transit stop located in Narberth, Pennsylvania, United States, served by route PAO from Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA).
Additionally, within a 3-minute walk there are 2 stops serving 1 more route.
Due to Amtrak construction, all inbound weekday Paoli/Thorndale Line trains will operate 5 minutes earlier than reflected on printed timetables at all stops from Thorndale to Overbrook. Please check SEPTA.org/schedules or the SEPTA app for the revised construction schedule.
New Regional Rail Schedules
New Regional Rail schedules went into effect on Sunday, October 18. Visit septa.org for schedule update highlights and new PDFs schedules for each impacted line.
More information: New Regional Rail Schedules (opens in a new tab)https://www.septa.org/alerts
Outbound Platform Boarding, Overbrook Station, Inbound Train 9566 Only
From Monday, October 19 to Friday, October 23, Amtrak track work requires inbound train 9566 to board on the outbound platform at Overbrook Station only. Riders should allow an additional 5-10 minutes for travel.
More information: Outbound Platform Boarding, Overbrook Station, Inbound Train 9566 Only (opens in a new tab)https://www.septa.org/alerts
Potential Delays due to Amtrak Infrastructure Project
Due to an Amtrak infrastructure project near William H. Gray III 30th St Station: Paoli/Thorndale, Cynwyd, Trenton, Chestnut Hill West, Fox Chase and West Trenton trains may experience delays of up to 10 minutes through early November. Please plan for added travel time. SEPTA apologizes for the inconvenience.
More information: Potential Delays due to Amtrak Infrastructure Project (opens in a new tab)https://www.septa.org/alerts
Reduced Parking Spots at Bryn Mawr Station
Due to Amtrak substation upgrades at Bryn Mawr Station, 19 spots in the parking lot are unavailable until further notice. Check for posted signs at the station lot.
More information: Reduced Parking Spots at Bryn Mawr Station (opens in a new tab)https://www.septa.org/alerts
Departures, soonest first, then the lines with none in the next 60 minutes.