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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority is rolling out the SEPTA Key card feature to senior citizens. The photo ID allows seniors to "tap-and-go" for free trips on all SEPTA subways, buses and trolleys without having to show their ID to a cashier or operator. SEPTA says the approximately 40,000 seniors who have already applied for a SEPTA Key Senior Photo ID Card will receive them in the mail over the course of the next month. Seniors who have not applied can do so at a number of locations, including SEPTA Headquarters and at the offices of many elected officials. t

SEPTA rolls out Key Card for seniors