Updates and or changes related to the Navy Yard shuttle and transit system.
A new chapter for Navy Yard Transit is almost here. On August 31, 2026, TripShot will officially become the rider app for Navy Yard Transit, replacing the current Navy Yard Transit app. The transition introduces new tools for riders, including real-time bus tracking, mobile boarding passes, passenger and bike capacity information, service alerts, and route
There was plenty to celebrate at the Navy Yard on Tuesday, August 11, as employees, stakeholders, community partners, and guests gathered to welcome SEPTA Route 45. The ceremonial arrival marked the direct SEPTA bus service between Center City and the Navy Yard seven days a week for the first time in more than a decade,
New extended route restores direct SEPTA bus service between Center City and the Navy Yard seven days a week for the first time in more than a decade PHILADELPHIA (August 11, 2026) — PIDC, Philadelphia’s public-private economic development corporation and master developer and operator of the Navy Yard, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), elected
This August marks an exciting milestone for transportation on campus. As the Navy Yard continues to grow, we’re continuing to invest in how our community travels to, from, and throughout campus. Over the coming weeks, we’ll introduce TripShot, a new rider app for the Navy Yard Transit, while also welcoming the arrival of SEPTA Bus
Home to more than 150 companies and 16,000 employees, with 17,000 additional jobs and $12.5 billion in investment on the horizon, the Navy Yard continues to drive dynamic economic growth, cutting-edge innovation, and expanding opportunities across shipbuilding, advanced life sciences, robotics, and manufacturing. Major developments at the neighboring Bellwether District, PhilaPort, and the Stadium District
A major transit milestone is coming to the Navy Yard this August! As part of SEPTA’s New Bus Network initiative, they are extending the Bus Route 45 to the Navy Yard, introducing direct, one-seat service from Center City to the Navy Yard, seven days a week, with buses expected to operate daily at approximately 20-minute
If you’ve taken a ride on the Navy Yard Transit lately, you’ve probably noticed a few exciting changes. Not only do we have a brand-new bus operator, Yankee Line, but our fleet also received a fresh new look to match. It truly feels like the start of a new chapter for the Navy Yard Shuttle.
Starting October 1, Yankee Line will operate the Navy Yard Transit shuttle service, bringing their expertise and commitment to high-quality service to our campus. As the Navy Yard continues to expand, reliable and accessible transit options are more important than ever. Every day, Navy Yard Transit shuttle services connect approximately 1,300 riders on the Express
In February, we launched the region’s first autonomous vehicle (AV) shuttle at the Navy Yard. The arrival of the electric, zero-emissions shuttle comes after much planning, testing, and coordination between public and private organizations. The AV shuttle is another example of the Navy Yard’s commitment to long-term sustainability and resiliency by helping reduce the use
Be the first to experience this exciting and emerging technology being piloted at the Navy Yard with the official start of the Navy Yard autonomous vehicle (AV) shuttle service. Beginning at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, February 27, the Navy Yard AV Shuttle will begin taking passengers around the Navy Yard campus. Navy Yard AV Shuttle