SEPTA launches exhibit at Jefferson Station highlighting accessibility and sustainability

Philadelphia, PALocal News

SEPTA launched the 'Down the Track @ SEPTA' exhibit at Jefferson Station, emphasizing the significance of accessible public transit and sustainability. The exhibit will be available for six months and includes interactive components such as QR codes and brochures for waiting passengers. This initiative showcases SEPTA's dedication to enhancing the rider experience and promoting sustainability, which is central to its mission. According to the agency, sustainability efforts aim to connect people with opportunities and drive economic growth while protecting the environment. Jefferson Station ranks among SEPTA's busiest stations, making it an ideal location for the exhibit.

Local advocates have long pushed for improved accessibility in public transit systems. The installation reflects ongoing efforts to modernize and enhance public transportation infrastructure in the region. Riders can find additional information about SEPTA's sustainability initiatives at septa. org/sustainability.

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