Trolly Stop Ahead

I spied this SEPTA sign in Philadelphia. Here’s what makes this sign interesting – it’s probably 45 feet off the ground and is so high up that nobody would ever notice it.

What if you placed a sign and nobody could see it?

No Blocking Trolley

I love signs like this SEPTA sign in Philadelphia. On a busy street, there’s a sign that people shouldn’t block the train. The street is packed with traffic. As if…

I love signs that don’t make sense.

Nestea Train

Philadelphia public transit company SEPTA has been accepting advertising on the ceilings of its trains. I found this gem a few weeks back.

In terms of putting advertising on every spare surface, this is a new one for me. But I have to wonder how many people actually see these ceiling ads?

Going Green

We went into Philadelphia over the weekend and like all good conservationists, we took public transit – helping us to reduce our carbon footprint.

SEPTA in Philadelphia has a new advertising campaign out promoting it’s “greenness.” It seems like everybody is trying to be green these days. In the case of SEPTA, it’s true…partially (the trains are pretty green). Of course SEPTA buses spew out horrid, black plumes of exhaust and are probably some of the worse environmental offenders in the entire tri-state area.

But I like the ad campaign.