There are a handful of private schools in Haddonfield, including Haddonfield Friends School. Haddonfield is the most expensive town in our top 10, with low crime rates and very good education options. Haddonfield, New Jersey: Most Expensive, Lowest Crime Rate Lansdale is densely populated, with a population of 16,500 and the median home sale price here is $227,400. By car, you can reach the city in less than 40 minutes. Most of the town’s residents use the SEPTA Main Line to commute to the city, spending about 1 hour on the train. By having great school ratings and a small crime rate, it made its way to #4 on our list. Lansdale is among the furthest cities from Philadelphia among the top 10, a commuter spending on average 56 minutes en route to work, covering a distance of 18 miles. Lansdale, Pennsylvania: Highest School Rating Gloucester City also ranked best when it comes to housing prices, as the median home sale price here is $117,600, however, crime rate is slightly high-at 185. By car, you’ll spend between 14 and 16 minutes commuting, while taking the train will cost you 24 minutes of your time.Īs far as distance goes, Gloucester City is tied with Collingswood, NJ although the average commute time to Philadelphia from there is 19 minutes.
On average, you’ll spend about 17 minutes coming in for work, traveling about 7 miles. Workers from Gloucester City spend the least amount of time commuting to Philadelphia. And I think some of the Norristown line trains go all the way to University City station.Gloucester City, New Jersey: Shortest Commute to Philly Or you can wait at 30th and connect to a train that will stop at the University City station, which is right next to CHOP and only one stop past 30th St. If you work on off hours then 76 isn't that bad.ĭepending on where in Blue Bell you live you can take the train (Norristown or Lansdale line) to 30th Station and then walk to CHOP from there (probably about a mile). If driving during rush hour, 76 can be absolutely brutal. Anyone is familiar with these areas, please tell me which way of commute is more efficient. I tried to do some research on SEPTA by entering the departure and arrival's addresses, but it always shows me that it would take for than 90 mins to get there. I am trying to decide whether I should drive to the hospital (monthly parking rate is not that bad) or I should take public transportation to go to work. My family is moving to Blue Bell PA, and I have a new job at CHOP. chestnut hill west does jot go through downtown which is why its faster to 30th. the advantage here is you could catch the chestnut hill west in the morning and the east ffrom ucity station on the way home if you wanted. if you walk figure 75 minutes with drive, walk, train. last but not least its about half an hour from chestnut hill west to 30th st. its a 20-25 minute walk to chop from 30th. it runs every ten minutes and takes about 7-10 minutes. also bear in mind there is connecting bus service called the lucy shuttle that runs from 30th to the hospitals. a third option is to drive to glenside and catch the train there where service is more frequent.
there are at least three trains that do so from chestnut hill east which is just as close as norristown. that being said, theres one train from norristown that goes through tto university city directly departing 704 am taking abiut 45 min. trains going to trenton (ttc) or paoli/thorndale (pao/tho) do not. when looking at septa schedules note where the train goes after center aims going to delaware, elwyn, or the airport all stop at university city. Generally people nees more guidance using public transit than their car.Īnyway, it would appear ambler is the closest stop but as noted few trains go directly.
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