Passenger stabbed on Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus
A passenger is in critical condition after a stabbing on a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus.
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A passenger is in critical condition after a stabbing on a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus.
A cyclist was rushed to surgery in critical condition after colliding with a semi-truck on Tuesday.
No passengers were on the bus at the time of the crash.
A multi-year, $150 million project to improve Pittsburgh's light rail system will start next month.
The crash happened at the intersection of Noblestown Road and Obey Street.
PRT will appoint a steering committee in an attempt to put fresh eyes on the Mon Incline, CEO Katharine Kelleman said.
PRT will appoint a steering committee in an attempt to put fresh eyes on the Mon Incline, CEO Katharine Kelleman said.
The closure has caused significant problems for riders and businesses alike.
The Lieutenant Governor took a ride on Pittsburgh Regional Transit as the governor continued his budget push to increase public transit.
State and local leaders on Tuesday were listening to local riders about public transit concerns.
State and local leaders on Tuesday were listening to local riders about public transit concerns. KDKA-TV's Megan Shinn reports.
About 54 bus and T routes will be impacted, including some being eliminated.
The Monongahela Incline reopened Saturday and welcomed passengers, more than one month after it closed due to issues with a new control system.
PRT expects the incline to reopen this weekend if the inspection is successful.
PRT said the repair work is almost complete and the next steps are inspections.
The incline has been closed since January 2.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit said despite the progress, the effort isn't without its challenges.
On Friday morning, fences went up and construction on the escalators of the Wood Street T station began.
Beginning on December 8, the Wood Street Station downtown will be closed for two weeks.
PRT is telling riders to add an additional 20 minutes to their expected commute this weekend.
A performance audit showed the Pittsburgh Regional Transit has corrected all of its findings from the last audit.
Wood Street Station will be closed for two weeks as crews work to remove all four escalators at the station.
Starting Monday, Pittsburgh Regional Transit has announced that Wood Street Station will be closed for two weeks as crews work to remove all four escalators at the station.
The man allegedly stabbed another man in the gut on a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus and fled on foot to another bus.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit says they have finished installing mobile ticketing validators system-wide.
