Most area public transportation agencies welcome your bicycle, there are however time and capacity restrictions that you need to know.

Hanging bike racks on the RiverLINE

SEPTA

• Regional Rail - No bikes inbound during the AM peak or outbound duirng the PM peak. 
• Subway-Elevated-0 - No bikes between 6-9 AM and 3-6 P.
• Rt 100 Norristown HSL - No bikes between 6-9 AM and 3-6 P. There is a maximum of 2 bikes per rail car to be stored in the rear vestibule.
• Bus - All buses have bike racks. Full size bicycles are not allowed inside buses. 
• Trolleys - No full size bicycles.
• Folding Bikes are now permitted on all vehicles but crowding may restrict their acceptance.

NJ TRANSIT

• Rail - 2 bikes per car. Bikes are allowed at all times on the Atlantic City Line. Time and holiday restrictions on the Northeast Corridor Line. Folding bikes allowed at all times
• Bus - Local buses have bike racks, long distance buses store bikes in the luggage compartment. Bikes including folding bikes are not allowed inside buses.
• RiverLINE - Trains have hanging bike racks, 3 bikes per passenger compartment Folding bikes allowed at all times

 PATCO

• 2 bikes per car, no time restrictions.
• Hold bikes in doorways on the non platform side of the train.
• Folding bikes allowed at all times

DART First State (Delaware)

• Buses have bike racks
• Routes 301 and 305 store bikes in the luggage compartment.
• Bikes including folding bikes are not allowed inside buses.

AMTRAK

• Only folding bikes are allowed on trains.
• You can check a boxed bike on trains with checked baggage for $7 plus the cost of the box ($15)

Intercity Bus Lines

• Greyhound and Trailways - Require bikes to be boxed or in a case
• Chinatown Buses - Will take your bicycle if there is room in the luggage bay
• Bolt Bus - Will take your bicycle if there is room in the luggage bay
• Megabus - No Bikes Allowed
• Beiber Tourways - $5 to carry bicycle, remove front wheel

Video: How to use bus bike racks.

Report: Bikes on the RiverLINE 4 Year Report

Find out about bikes on buses, trains and ferries throughout North America by looking at the Bikes on Transit Database, hosted by our Cartographer Steve Spindler.