A program benefiting 25,000 low-income residents in Philadelphia could soon come to an end. Zero Fare is a two-year pilot program that gives free SEPTA bus, train, trolley and Regional Rail rides to people who live near the poverty line.

SEPTA said the technology will be a game-changer for its riders, as other cities have reported improved time performance.

Williams, 26 year veteran of SEPTA, uses her trolley route to spread life affirming and motivational messages to the passengers she picks up.

Many city positions are vacant and Parker’s mandate that municipal workers return to the office full time has been unpopular. Cutting Key Advantage would remove one tool for attracting new employees.

If you've ever taken the Route 36 trolley through Southwest Philadelphia, you may have heard about what many fondly call Tracy's Trolley.

In a written statement, SEPTA announced that the new railing will reduce vibrations along the track and allow for smoother rides and driving for trolleys and cars.