PHILADELPHIA - The iconic green and cream trolleys of the 1940s are coming back to service in Philadelphia. During a news conference on Wednesday, SEPTA officials said the Presidents Conference ...

With a break in gas prices unlikely to happen anytime soon, taking public transport can add green to wallets, too. Moss was placed outside Philadelphia's Market East station inside SEPTA's logo as ...

To raise awareness, SEPTA will begin deploying buses wrapped in green with the Eagles logo and the messaging, "Go Green. Innovate. Sustain," on the sides and "Reduce Congestion. Ride the Bus.

SEPTA trolley riders can soon ride again in style ... The trolley cars were staples along Route 15 for many Philadelphians. That was until the green and cream trolley cars were taken off ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Get ready for a blast from the past! After undergoing years of restoration, SEPTA's vintage green and cream trolleys are making a comeback. The 1940s-era PCC trolleys ...

ticket and transfer system for the single SEPTA Key fare card system will be the great leap into the 21st Century. But green riders will have another reason to celebrate: SEPTA Key won’t just be ...

The event was held next to the newest, greenest roof in the city -- atop a SEPTA bus shelter at 15th and Market Streets, just across from City Hall. It's a deployable, prefabricated green roof ...

The news was first reported by Billy Penn. SEPTA later confirmed with NBC10. The retro design of the trolleys features green-and cream- paint, silver-winged central headlight, rounded white roof ...

SEPTA trolley riders can ride again in style ... The trolley cars were staples along Route 15 for many Philadelphians. That was until the green and cream trolley cars were taken off the ...