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In case you didn't know, you're good to go on Port Authority's bike-friendly vehicles. You can place your two-wheeled, non-motorized bike free aboard 12 Port Authority bus routes, the light rail transit system (the T) and on the Monongahela Incline.

Foldable Bikes Allowed on Port Authority Vehicles

As part of a sustainable living initiative, Port Authority permits cyclists to bring their foldable bicycles onboard Port Authority buses, light-rail cars and the Monongahela Incline during peak and non-peak hours.

Folding bike users riding buses with bike racks are required to use the racks to secure their bicycles.

Port Authority and local cycling advocates, Bike Pittsburgh, are encouraging people to combine modes of transportation in an effort to reduce the dependence on automobiles, which will help decrease traffic congestion, decrease carbon emissions, relieve the parking crunch and allow for easier use of bicycles all over Pittsburgh.

Buses

The following Rack 'n Roll bus routes provide convenient access to many popular destinations including local parks, recreational trails and universities. Two bikes are permitted per bus. The racks on these 12 routes are available for use seven days a week.

T

The following Rack 'n Roll T routes provide convenient access to many popular locations along the light rail system in the South Hills and Downtown Pittsburgh. On these rail routes, customers can place their bike on the T during off-peak periods, seven days a week from high-platform stations only. Bikes are prohibited weekdays from 6-9 a.m. and 4-6:30 p.m.

Monongahela Incline

One bike is permitted per incline car during off-peak periods, seven days a week. Bikes are prohibited weekdays from 6-9 a.m. and 4-6:30 p.m.

 

Read and print the latest Port Authority bike brochure, containing routes, guidelines and a map of all Rack 'n Roll bus and T routes, parks and trails.

Watch an informative video demonstrating our easy-to-use bike racks.

View a map of parks and trails and the Rack 'n Roll bus and T routes that serve those locations.

Print a convenient information card that demonstrates the bike rack loading and unloading procedure.

Interested in parking your bike at a station or park and ride lot and then taking transit?

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