How this Office is making Phillys Transit Work for Everyone @Thom-TRA
How this Office is making Phillys Transit Work for Everyone  @Thom-TRA
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Call for travel training: (215) 580-3335

Americans with Disabilities Act: ada.gov

Tucked behind the corridors of SEPTA's Suburban Station in Philadelphia, you will find the Accessible Travel Center. In this place, a team of occupational therapists helps make the SEPTA system easier to use for people with disabilities.

They test people for paratransit eligibility, and they help those who are not eligible for paratransit use transit independently thanks to a collection of tools in the center.

Trains Are Awesome!

Buy Trains Are Awesome Merch: my-store-f0aafe.creator-spring.com
Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/trainsareawesome
Our Instagram: instagram.com/tra_channel
Email us: trainsareawesomechannel@gmail.com

My second channel: youtube.com/@Thom_Extra?si=x-K0NL2o-m45D-ac
How this Office is making Phillys Transit Work for EveryoneRiding VRE and shuttle buses just for funBoston’s Controversial New Chinese TrainsYou should come to this event on July 18Riding Northstar cars on Trinity Railway ExpressWhy the Metro Closing is a Good Thing, ActuallySkipping Stations on the Wrong TrackCome Join Us on February 10!How Buenos Aires lost its trams… TWICEA weird, dangerous type of elevatorPATH: the best way to travel between New York and New JerseyRare DC Metro Trains You Can’t Ride
Trains Are Awesome |

How this Office is making Philly's Transit Work for Everyone

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER