PRT expanding bus and light-rail service for NFL Draft weekend
PRT said the agency is getting $350,000 from VisitPittsburgh that will help cover costs of expanded service.
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PRT said the agency is getting $350,000 from VisitPittsburgh that will help cover costs of expanded service.
Part of the work on phase two of Pittsburgh Regional Transit's University Line could impact commutes for drivers who go through parts of Oakland and Uptown.
More than 16,000 people shaped this redesigned plan, the agency said, which is an update to its 2023 Bus Line Redesign.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit said that the 'T' will not run between Lytle and Library stations between 10 a.m. on Monday and 3 p.m. on Friday.
A woman was injured after she was hit by the driver of a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus in Oakland on Monday.
Beginning on Wednesday night, PRT sent out its fleet of plows and dump trucks to help clear areas that are still in need.
PRT is suggesting people only ride the "T" on Wednesday if they absolutely have to due to the extremely cold temperatures.
The impending winter storm surely poses issues for driving over the next few days, but it could also have major effects on transit.
PRT is planning to install new seating at 100 of its bus stops over the next two years.
A U-Haul truck made its way onto the tracks at Station Square early Friday morning.
For the last week, a major bus change in one of Oakland's busiest areas went into effect, and it's causing quite a bit of confusion.
Two Pittsburgh Regional Transit projects starting next week will impact light rail service.
Some big changes are coming to Oakland for Pittsburgh Regional Transit riders.
Some Allentown residents are pushing Pittsburgh Regional Transit to restore regular light rail service to their neighborhood.
Another cracked rail was found, this time along Warrington Avenue.
The Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel has been closed since February.
The incline has been closed since Nov. 1.
A major sticking point throughout Pennsylvania's budget impasse was getting more money for public transit.
The Monongahela Incline in Pittsburgh got stuck with nearly 30 passengers on board Saturday afternoon.
The tunnel was originally supposed to reopen by the end of October.
Wood Street station will be closed while the work is being done.
Crews will be working at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Market Street for several weeks.
An agreement was reached after PRT said it was changing six routes after being kicked off the Waterfront by the property's owner.
After PennDOT approved $106.7 million from the capital budget to be used for operations, PRT's board made it official.
The Pittsburgh transit provider will make changes that impact passengers who need to get to Homestead.
