[Youngjin Kwak/The Daily Pennsylvanian]
A SEPTA bus drives down Walnut Street earlier this week. At 12:01 this morning, many SEPTA workers went on strike, meaning bus, rail and trolley service will be discontinued until a settlement is reached.
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