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Train Operator Taneisha Moody credits the women of SEPTA for their leadership and mentorship
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· August 31, 2026
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Key points Moody's experience with the women of SEPTA began 22 years ago when she first started as a train operator. Train Operator Taneisha Moody has spoken about the importance of the women of SEPTA in her career.
Train Operator Taneisha Moody has spoken about the importance of the women of SEPTA in her career. She credits them for their leadership and mentorship. Moody's experience with the women of SEPTA began 22 years ago when she first started as a train operator. At that time, they provided her with training, support, and mentorship.
Further details about Moody's experience and the role of the women of SEPTA are available from the source. The information provided offers a glimpse into the significance of their guidance and support in Moody's career as a train operator.
The source shares Moody's acknowledgement of the women of SEPTA, highlighting their impact on her professional journey.
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Category: government Published: August 31, 2026 Source: ABC7 News (KGO-TV, ABC) Reading time: 1 min
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