New grant funding will make three SEPTA trolley stations in Center City fully accessible.
The $80 million All Stations Accessibility Program grant, funded by the Federal Transit Administration, will be allocated to the Center City Trolley Tunnel to make three of its stations accessible.
Which SEPTA Trolley Stations will get accessibility upgrades with new grant?
The three stations to be upgraded are:
- 22nd St.
- 33rd St.
- 36th St.
What ADA changes will be made to Philly trolley stations?
According to SEPTA, these three stations will undergo construction for full ADA compliance.
This includes elevators at street level and raised platforms.
When will trolley stations be made accessible in Philly?
No construction date has been formally shared in SEPTA's news release.
Kaitlyn McCormick is a Philadelphia-based reporter writing all things trending, breaking and city-related for USA TODAY's Philadelphia Metro Connect Team.
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