Where could Philadelphia's permanent bus station go? 3 sites considered

Philadelphia is moving forward with its plan to find a permanent home for its intercity bus station, with planners Wednesday unveiling updated concepts for three possible locations across the city. The potential sites are at 30th and Arch streets, 15th and Vine streets and 8th and Arch streets. The city is asking the public for feedback as it weighs the benefits and challenges of each option. The current bus terminal is run in the former Greyhound Bus terminal on Filbert Street under a 10-year lease between the PPA and the City of Philadelphia. There is a 5-year renewal option. The options In public surveys commissioned by the city in the spring, a bus station on the current parking lot north of 30th Street Station has emerged as a public favorite. The location offers the most room for growth and easy connections to trains, but building on top of railroad tracks would be complicated and expensive. The city is also considering a site at 15th and Vine streets