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Philadelphia, PA supports increased transit use by city employees with free SEPTA pass pilot

Philadelphia, PA SEPTA Pass Pilot Transit Use City Employees

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The two-year pilot is possible because of Philadelphia's participation in the SEPTA Key Advantage program. The city's 22,000 employees enrolled in the pilot through the Jawnt platform or 13 in-person distribution events. Philadelphia purchases SEPTA passes at a significant discount over their retail prices through Key Advantage. This program adds a valuable component to Philadelphia's employee benefits package and reduces traffic congestion from daily commutes.

Workforce Management Transportation Performance Incentives / Staff Engagement Pilot / POC

Philadelphia, PA

Municipality in Pennsylvania

United States

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Philadelphia Gives Free Transit Passes to All City Workers

All 22,000 city workers in Philadelphia are now eligible for a free transit pass under SEPTA’s Key Advantage program. More than 10,000 have already signed up.

New benefit for City employees: free travel on SEPTA | Office of the Chief Administrative Officer | City of Philadelphia

About 22,000 City of Philadelphia employees will now be able to ride SEPTA at no cost to them.

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City officials reported 10,000 employees registered for free transit passes in the pilot's first month.

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