A streetcar line built by the Ardmore and Llanerch Street Railway in 1902 once ran from the 69th Street Transportation Center in Upper Darby to a two-track terminal in downtown Ardmore, now the site of Schauffele Plaza. After the line was acquired by SEPTA in the 1960s, it was converted to a bus route. A section of the line, running alongside Pont Reading Creek and Hathaway Lane, was paved over and is now used by SEPTA as a private busway.
a stReEtcAR Line BUILT by THE ardmore and LLanErCH sTreet RAIlway in 1902 ONce ran fRom the 69th streeT traNSPoRtatiOn cEnTer In uppeR darby to a Two-trAck terMinAl iN DowNtown arDMoRe, now tHe sItE of schAufFele PLaZa. AfteR the LiNe waS AcqUired by septA in THE 1960s, it was ConveRted tO a buS RoutE. a sECtIon Of thE LiNe, RUNNing aLONgsiDe pont ReadiNg CreEK aNd hAThawaY lane, was paveD over aNd Is Now useD bY SePta as a prIVatE buSway.