WINTER WEATHER

Winter season is here and that means, snow, ice, sleet, freezing rain and sub-freezing temperatures. Weather conditions affect travel throughout the Delaware Valley and depending on local road conditions and vehicle availability, SEPTA CCT may provide full, limited or no service. In addition, with the implementation of conditional eligibility, it's important to know how the weather conditions will impact your travel plans.

Weather conditions may vary within SEPTA's five-county service area. CCT Connect service may also vary. During weather-related emergencies, SEPTA will notify each carrier of the level of service that can be provided on that particular day. Agencies and customers should listen to KYW NewsRadio (1060AM) for public service announcements.

Who Decides?
Philadelphia operations will be determined by conditions reported by SEPTA's "Winter Weather Storm Center" and the School District of Philadelphia's "Transportation Program". Operations in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties will reflect conditions reported by SEPTA's Suburban Transportation Division Storm Center, individual carriers and agencies. Remember, that service may vary from county to county, depending on the severity of weather conditions. Whenever possible, SEPTA will make a decision on CCT Connect service by 7pm on the day PRECEDING A PREDICTED WEATHER EMERGENCY.

Conditional Eligibility
CCT Connect uses a customer's information on file when determining when snow-ice conditions apply to customers who have conditional eligibility. An example: If snow-ice is forecast for MONDAY, a decision to allow customers to use service will be made SATURDAY, AFTER 4pm. A customer who qualifies under snow-ice eligibility can then call reservations on SUNDAY to book rides for Monday.