PRT’s board approved a public comment period Friday that begins next Monday and lasts until June 18. During this time, the agency will host a series of public meetings and release an online survey.

Emotions were high at Pittsburgh Regional Transit's board meeting at the Heinz 57 Center downtown as members voted to send ...

It’s a political statement, it’s a route to a certain kind of intimacy — and it could get harder with transit cuts.

Monroeville resident Shane Beachy does not want to quit his job as a cook at Trafford restaurant Veronica’s On Cavitt. But, ...

A public comment period is opening today where people will be able to let their voice be heard about Pittsburgh Regional ...

Even though a proposed 35% cut in Pittsburgh Regional Transit services has been put on the table, state lawmakers have not had a breakthrough in their long quest for a deal ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit says it needs a big jump in aid from Pennsylvania to keep service at current levels and prices ...

Riders will get the opportunity to tell Pittsburgh Regional Transit what they think about its proposed plan for massive service cuts and a fare hike.

Transportation policy in Pennsylvania is incoherent. Funding for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is a patchwork ...

does not meet the needs of public transit in Allegheny County and has caused a funding crisis at Pittsburgh Regional Transit," Brandolph said. WHERE THE CUTS WILL HAPPEN: Facing the mounting ...

Public transit is a lifeline for communities throughout and we are not taking this proposal lightly,” said Katharine Kelleman, CEO of Pittsburgh Regional Transit. “We have warned that we would ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s (PRT) board recently opened the public comment period on proposed service reductions and fare ...