PHILADELPHIA — The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority’s (SEPTA) will make 10,000 Key cards on June 13 through a first-come, first-serve pilot program, The Inquirer reports.
Riders can buy the cards at kiosks in subway stations and the cards will be usable as weekly or monthly passes on the subway, trolleys or buses. The card program, which was originally scheduled to debut in 2013, is supposed to bring SEPTA’s antiquated fare system into the modern age and allow riders to pay for fare plans with a debit or credit card. For the full story, click here.
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