Which routes take recovery at Broad and Snyder?

The 37 route is the one that takes recovery at Broad and Snyder. Recovery time is allocated in bus schedules to allow operators to return to regular service, ensuring they are on time for their next scheduled trip. This location is a recognized stop within the SEPTA system where buses can take the necessary break or recovery phase without disrupting the flow of service.

The other routes may have different recovery points or may not use Broad and Snyder for recovery at all. Each route in the SEPTA system is structured based on operational needs, with recovery locations specifically chosen for their accessibility and efficiency in managing bus schedules. Understanding where different routes take recovery is crucial for operators as it impacts their timing, driving route efficiency, and the overall reliability of the service provided to passengers.