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Pennsylvanians deserve the dignity of affordable transit.

Thank you Connor from @transit4allpa for joining us in support of a Transit Access Fund for Philly!

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When transit riders vote, we win!

October 19th at 5pm is the deadline to register to vote in PA for the November 3rd, 2026 elections. See the link in our bio to check your registration and share this message with your friends who ride transit to make sure our voices are heard 🗳️🚌

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Yapping about public transit for all is what we do best 😉✨ @transit4allpa 🚏#PublicTransit #Pennsylvania #TransitForAll

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Sharing some reflections from a #WeekWithoutDriving.

Grateful for such an extraordinary experience. As someone who already relies on transit often, I’m now likely to choose alternatives to driving even more frequently. I encourage everyone to consider doing the same!

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Week Without Driving = Week WITH Affordable Transit.

More than a way to show leaders what their constituents who can't drive experience, WWD shows us what's worth fighting for. We're fighting for it, through:

⭐ The Transit Access Fund
🎓 Student fares
♿ Accessible, high-quality transit stops
...and more.

Thanks Titania, Paul, and Sally for sharing your #WeekWithoutDriving stories with us!

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Ran into RepRabb on the train back from Harrisburg on day 7 of #weekwithoutdriving! It was an early AM packed 47 bus to a packed El to a packed train to Harrisburg—and back. I walked to my office to moderate a telephone town hall on the midterm elections with Secretary of State Al Schmidt, before calling it a night.

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Day 6 of #weekwithoutdriving started with walking my older son, Ishaan, to Nebinger Elementary for his morning songwriting club. Then catching the 47 to the El (the bus was packed and rolled past several stops; it was also backed up in street traffic), and the El to a mercifully late Amtrak train to Harrisburg. On the way back, I caught the El up to the Berks stop, and walked to @american_grammar, where I spoke with @joobilly about his fantastic, inspiring new book “Building Postcarbon Futures.” Then the El back to the 47 to home.

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Day 5 of #weekwithoutdriving involved my straightforward and routine commute to Harrisburg for session weeks: the 47 bus to the El to 30th Street Station to Harrisburg via Amtrak—and back. (I switched to the Broad Street Line on the return trip for a shorter wait between transfers, if a slightly longer walk home.) On the train, I worked, read, and called my parents to wish them a happy anniversary. The train times are not always ideal, but vastly preferable to driving from Philly.

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Public transit connects our communities, across multiple identities 🚉♥️🫂 #pennsylvania #pa #transit #transitjustice #WeekWithoutDriving

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Do your part and help unblock the streets! #weekwithoutdriving

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Day 3 of “week without driving” started with walking my kids to Saturday soccer games at @palumboreccenter. (We’ve been proud to work with @repbwaxman to secure $530k to refurbish their fields). #weekwithoutdrivingpa

I headed to the Broad Street Line to make the first leg of a trip to Malvern.

I was trying to get to 30th Street Station—but the El was running ~20 mins behind 😬.

So I quickly checked the @transit.app, and made a decision to go to Suburban Station…

…and got the Trenton line!

30th Street is and will forever be the best train station in the northeast (don’t @ me about Grand Central). I caught the Amtrak to Paoli. BUT: from Paoli, a car has to pick me up to cover what was literally a “last mile” so I could get to my ultimate destination…

…where I joined supporters for an event supporting the extraordinary musicians of @thephillypops. (We’ve been proud to secure $325k over the last three years to support their work.)

I took regional rail back to Jefferson Station, and ran to catch a timely 45 bus at 12th and Market to 12th and Pine…

…where I met my wife at @kiddorestaurant (we had a babysitter).

We walked to the Philadelphia Film Center and saw the final @phillyfilmsociety “Surprise 35” screening of the year—which (surprise!) was actually the first movie ever shown by PFS on new **70mm cameras** acquired this year: the still wild and relentlessly inventive “Boogie Nights” (1997) from Paul Thomas Anderson.

The movie started 45 minutes late (technical difficulties with the new cameras!). Very late to relieve the babysitter, we—I confess—took a taxi that we hailed on the street to get back in a reasonable amount of time.

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public transit for all is reproductive justice ♥️💺 #pa #pennsylvania #publictransport #publictransit

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