Road (PA 63), Grant Avenue, Oxford Avenue (PA 232), State Road, Bustleton Avenue (PA 532), Bridge Street, Harbison Avenue, and Academy Road. The Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, the only Delaware River crossing in Philadelphia not operated by the Delaware River Port Authority (thus resulting in a cheaper toll), allows one to drive between the Tacony section of the city and Palmyra, New Jersey. The Northeast is also served by SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line, often called the "Frankford El" or "the El" because portions of the rail line are elevated above streets below, including Frankford and Kensington avenues. The northernmost and easternmost terminus of the line is at the Frankford Transportation Center, Frankford Avenue and Bridge Street. Three commuter rail lines also serve the Northeast. An extension of the Broad Street Line along Roosevelt Boulevard has been proposed. Many SEPTA bus routes and all three of its trackless trolley routes run through the Northeast, although north-south buses run more frequently than west-east ones. Most north-south routes terminate at the Frankford Transportation Center. One of two airports that serve Philadelphia, Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE), is located in this section of the city. PNE is the sixth busiest airport in Pennsylvania. Notable persons Eddie Alvarez, former Bellator and UFC Lightweight Champion Rubén Amaro Jr., MLB baseball player, general manager, and coach Ed Bassmaster, YouTuber Marie-Helene Bertino, novelist and short story writer Gia Carangi, considered by some to be the first supermodel, one of the first famous women to die of AIDS Bradley Cooper, actor, singer Richard Costello, Philadelphia police officer, former President of the Philadelphia Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police Matthew DeLisi, better known by his gamer name super, currently with the San Francisco Shock of the Overwatch League. Jack "Legs" Diamond, prohibition era gangster St. Katherine Drexel, Roman Catholic Saint Bobby Henon, former member of City Council Bil Keane, creator of Family Circus comic strips Rich Gannon, former NFL quarterback and 2002 NFL MVP Jonathan Loughran, actor Chris Matthews, political commentator Andrea McArdle, singer and actress Kathleen McGinty, 2016 US Senate Candidate Patrick Murphy, former Secretary of the Army Chris McKendry, ESPN anchor Chris Mooney, Head coach of men's basketball coach at the University of Richmond Bob Saget, actor Sylvester Stallone, actor Jayson Stark, sportswriter and J. G. Taylor Spink Award-winner Frank Wycheck, former NFL tight-end See also Historical Society of Frankford, founded 1905 National Register of Historic Places listings in Northeast Philadelphia