The trolleys are part of a Live Nation and the Philadelphia Building Trades "Get Out The Vote" campaign.
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Masks are required to ride, hand sanitizer stations will be on board, and the trolley will stop at voting locations in neighborhoods like North Philadelphia and Kensington.
"Just how important some sections of the city are that need to get out and exercise their right to vote. So we're focused on those areas of the city," said Michael Barnes, president of IATSE Local 8.
The trolley will also take a trip to Lincoln Financial Field Monday, which will be opened from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. as a ballot drop-off location. City commissioners will be there to collect ballots.
Free trolley takes voters to polls in Philadelphia
"I know I'm doing the right choice. I'm voting. That's everybody's right choice. We're doing what we can to broaden our future," said Ken Russo from North Philadelphia.
Long lines have been a staple at the city's 17 satellite voting locations, with many people waiting hours to cast their ballots.
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Many voters, however, say it's worth the wait.
More than 2.3 million people in Pennsylvania have already voted.
"Because of the things going on in the city. Things going on in the world. It's very important to vote and vote from the heart not just because you like what somebody said. Vote for who you think is the best candidate to win," said Reginald Treadwell from North Philadelphia.
READ MORE: Action News 2020 Election Coverage
The free trolleys will be taking people to the polls now until Tuesday.