What defines a "Direct Route" on SEPTA?

A "Direct Route" on SEPTA is defined as a route that operates without deviations or transfers. This means that passengers can travel from one point to another without needing to change lines or make additional stops that aren't part of the main route. Such routes are designed for efficiency and convenience, allowing users to reach their destinations as quickly and directly as possible.

In contrast, options that mention frequent stops, scenic detours, or time-restricted operations do not align with the essence of a direct route. These factors may disrupt the goal of timely and straightforward travel that defines a direct route. Therefore, the emphasis on a non-deviating, transfer-free journey encapsulates what a direct route is all about on the SEPTA system.