The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) has initiated a new enforcement blitz at Huntingdon Station in Kensington, Philadelphia, aimed at cracking down on fare evasion. This initiative includes the deployment of police officers to target fare evaders, with penalties for jumping turnstiles reaching up to $300. While focusing on fare enforcement, SEPTA reports a continued decline in crime, including shootings and aggravated assaults, contributing to overall safety improvements in transit services. SEPTA remains dedicated to addressing issues of crime, fare evasion, and cleanliness across its network.