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A white NJ Transit bus with the number 7446 is driving on an elevated highway under a large blue billboard that reads 'Trump Castle: Where Better Is Not Enough!', with a blue metal bridge structure overhead and cars in the background. — Download original ↓

December 13, 1988 · Ben Franklin Bridge, Philadelphia, PA

An NJ Transit bus on an elevated highway with a Trump Castle billboard in the background.

Date: December 13, 1988
Location: Ben Franklin Bridge, Philadelphia, PAApproximate location, placed at the center of the town.
Vehicle: Motor bus, Flxible Metro
Operator: NJ Transit
Equipment: Flxible Metro
Fleet numbers: NJ Transit 7446

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1980s Winter Philadelphia

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