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SEPTA anti-smoking campaign gets mixed results

Summary by Ground News
Before 2020, complaints about smoking on Philadelphia public transit were relatively rare. In 2024, whether it's vaping, tobacco, marijuana, or K2, smoking is one of SEPTA's most common complaints. The transit agency partnered with the Philadelphia Department of Public Health on a no-smoking campaign in 2022.

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SEPTA anti-smoking campaign gets mixed results

Efforts to curb smoking on SEPTA trains continue after a sharp rise in complaints about passengers lighting up along their travels.

·Philadelphia, United States
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Billy Penn broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Monday, March 25, 2024.
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