Educating Pittsburghers on travel options and commuting alternatives. We provide resources to make your travel for work (or play) easier and more sustainable!
If you've ever worked with us, you've probably worked with Chuck. His kindness and generosity were overshadowed only by his love and knowledge of everything Pittsburgh and everything transit. Chuck retired today after 30+ years as a bus and rail operator and, for the last 10+years, as director of special events. If you attended a baseball, football, or hockey game, a concert, a parade, a marathon or any other event in Pittsburgh in the last decade, it was easier for you to get around because of Chuck. His passion and dedication will be greatly missed and wish him the absolute best in his next chapter.
We've got a question for you... well, 12 actually. How did we do this winter? Please take five minutes to answer our winter services survey. Available now through April 6. ➡️ https://t.co/PkkQLsv5mn
#PAWinter
Clearing the sidewalks is vital for public safety, many people rely on sidewalks to get around and are put at risk by snow and ice coverage. If you need help shoveling the sidewalks or would like to volunteer check out the Snow Angels program ❄️☃️ https://t.co/JjyKbTlTOA
Good morning, Pittsburgh region! Some bus routes are experiencing delays because of road conditions. Buses this morning have been unable to serve Alcoma Apartments in Penn Hills and parts of Bon Air; and Polish Hill.
Beginning at the start of service tomorrow, Thursday, January 28, routes 86, 87, 88 and 91 will return to serving the Liberty Ave. at Wood St. stop. Sidewalk restoration on the Liberty Ave. side of Wood Street Station was completed this afternoon. [1/2]
Carpooling reduces the number of single occupancy vehicles on the road and switching off driving reduces wear and tear on your car. Tips for carpooling during Covid-19
-Wear a face covering
-Limit the carpool size
-Ride with the same people
-Limit physical contact: sit diagonal
How have your commute habits changed? According to a report by commercial real estate services company Jones Lang LaSalle 72% of employees want to continue working from home in some form. Read the full article here: https://t.co/JW8yr04e8p #telework#commute
Happy New Years everyone! Try a new commuting option as your New Years Resolution this year :) visit https://t.co/6Z6A0OQoWX for options that will work for you
Happy holidays Pittsburghers! Here is a throwback to the municipal Christmas tree in West Park in what is now Pittsburgh’s Northside. Take a walk this holiday season and check out a Christmas tree near you #holidays#walk#christmastree#HistoricPittsburgh
The recently completed bike infrastructure in downtown connects the Great Allegheny Passage and Point State Park as well as downtown commuters! This improvement has been recognized nationally by @peopleforbikes check it out!! 😊
#Pittsburgh & @PittTweet are reopening a reimagined Bigelow Boulevard between Fifth & Forbes – a key connection in Oakland – tomorrow, December 24th.
Pitt partnered with our @PghDOMI to align needed infrastructure work with our complete streets plan. https://t.co/jm4UIBXbzn
In need of a helmet? Pick up a free one at a Move 412 event or go to Spin's website to order a free one with $10 shipping or pick one up locally for free! Check out https://t.co/yqUxf1EYEi for more information :) (Intended for use with Spin electric scooters)
Pollution goes beyond the gas consumed from a car, check out this graphic to learn more. Adapted from National Geographic The environmental impacts of cars explained. #cars#environment
Gas costs add up quickly, not to mention the other costs of having a car such as: insurance, registration fees, monthly payments, and maintenance costs. Rethink your commuting options, check out https://t.co/id72BQiLzq for more information. #walk#commute
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This photo from Historic Pittsburgh was taken in the 90s of Bigelow Blvd in Oakland between the Student Union and the Cathedral of Learning. Now the street is closed off for what will soon be a more pedestrian and bike friendly corridor. Are you excited for Bigelow’s opening?
PA State Rail Plan public meetings Monday 11/16 4-5 PM and Tuesday 11/17 6-7 PM. Public involvement is important to ensure the plan meets the needs of passenger and freight rail needs. Register and find out more here: https://t.co/n79mLLJDQO #rail#train
We will get through this transit riders! Make sure to continue to follow all signs & regulations when riding public transit and try to be flexible and patient. It is not fun to be passed up by a full bus, but it is much less fun to get Covid-19 #COVID19#bus#transit