The approved budgets allow PRT to close a projected $100 million deficit and avoid a previously proposed 35% service ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit has announced a new budget to prevent service cuts and fare hikes for several years.

Money for infrastructure improvements will be diverted into PRT operations, averting potential collapse until 2030.

HARRISBURG — Pittsburgh Regional Transit made a formal request of PennDOT to access up to $106.7 million in state funds reserved for capital and infrastructure projects to support daily operations as ...

Though Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority has taken center stage in the battle for more state funding, it isn’t the ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit is getting ready to open five new bus stations Downtown. The newly-installed stops open on Sunday and are part of the University Line bus rapid transit project. The new ...

RYAN AND JANELLE PITTSBURGH REGIONAL TRANSIT HAS RELEASED A FINAL REPORT FOCUSED ON FARE INCREASES AND SERVICE CUTS, AND PITTSBURGH’S ACTION NEWS FOUR HAS COVERED THIS PROCESS FROM THE VERY BEGINNING.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit officials voted Friday to halt planned service cuts and fare hikes that were set to take effect in February. The decision came after PennDOT approved a request for $106 ...

Public transit keeps Pittsburgh and Allegheny moving. It gets people to work, to school, to the doctor, and to see family and friends. It keeps our economy running and our neighborhoods connected. In ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit will close the Monongahela Incline for maintenance to ensure continued passenger safety and cable ...

As Rabbittransit faces financial calamity within a year, the state's chronic underfunding of public transportation threatens ...