POLITICSBILLY PENN
Philadelphians are riding SEPTA 24 hours straight hoping to improve it
Philadelphians are participating in a 24-hour SEPTA transit ride to oppose budget cuts and fare increases, advocating for the permanent Zero Fare Program for students and a proposed Transit Access Fund. Organizers and advocates, including Julio Rodriguez and Council member Mark Squilla, highlight the importance of accessible and affordable transit for students and low-income residents.
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