SEPTA is partnering with Penn Medicine, Drexel University and Wawa to provide free monthly passes to thousands of eligible employees as transit officials try to increase ridership to pre-pandemic levels.
Workers will be able to utilize all of SEPTA's public transportation services for free, including Regional Rail, under the six-month pilot program.Eligible employees will be able to start using the pre-loaded free passes on May 1, SEPTA officials said.
The latest data from February shows that the number of SEPTA riders is still only about half of what it was before the pandemic, but the percentage is continuing to rise. Officials said a hope with the new program is that everyone in the region will benefit in some way with less traffic and more open parking spots in areas around hospitals.
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