SEPTA is now giving its Glenside Regional Rail riders three daytime trains for new off-peak options while adjusting schedules to reduce congestion between Glenside and Wayne Junction.
According to a Philadelphia Inquirer report, the Warminster Line, which operates through southeastern Montgomery County, is the only Regional Rail line that will lose several trains as a result of systemwide changes that started on July 5 to enable trains to operate more consistently and prevent delays.
As the Inquirer reported, the new schedule eliminates the two weekday trains that departed from Glenside at 8:40 a.m. and 2:47 p.m. for Center City, in addition to one weekday train that departed Suburban Station at 4:53 p.m. toward Warminster…