How are operators typically identified during their work?

Operators are typically identified by their company-issued uniforms. Uniforms serve several important purposes, including providing a professional appearance, promoting the company brand, and ensuring passengers can easily recognize the operator as a representative of the transit service. This identification helps to build trust and confidence among riders, who can feel assured that they are interacting with someone qualified and trained to provide safe and reliable service.

Other options may provide additional forms of identification, but uniforms are the standard and most widely recognized form across various transit organizations, including SEPTA. The color of the buses or a safety badge may vary or not always be visible, and a T-car is not a typical identification method for a bus operator. Uniforms consistently fulfill this role in a clear and identifiable manner, making them the primary means of operator identification during their work.