Port Authority: Blue Light Rail Transit Problem Resolved, Delays Expected
Pittsburgh Transit announced that there were issues with the Port Authority light-rail services.
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Pittsburgh Transit announced that there were issues with the Port Authority light-rail services.
Due to a downed line, Port Authority Light Rail service along the Blue Line is being detoured.
For a second straight day, part of the Port Authority's Blue Line remains closed.
It was a rough morning for some commuters in the South Hills after running into trouble on the T.
Problems with the Port Authority T service could stretch into the afternoon hours.
Service will be restored to the Port Authority's Blue Line Library T route on Sunday, almost three months after flood damage shut it down.
Light rail riders who use the Port Authority's Blue Line will have to wait a few more weeks before full service is restored.
The Port Authority of Allegheny County will partially reopen light rail service on the Blue Line starting Sunday.
South Hills commuters can expect more T delays starting Monday.
All T Red Line and Blue Line trolleys inbound will be detoured around the Mt. Washington tunnel through Allentown beginning Monday.
There is good news for riders of the Port Authority's T service.
A 15-year-old from Castle Shannon is accused of following a woman on the T from downtown Pittsburgh to a Baldwin Township T stop, where he allegedly beat her and raped her.
Part of the Red Line is closed for six months and commuters are dealing with it for the first time today.
Into and out of town, the Red Line carries about 12,000 Port Authority riders every day.
A light rail transit car has caught fire. It happened near the Port Authority's Bon Air station.