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Welcome!
This website details the ongoing route changes Port Authority is making to improve public transportation across Allegheny County. The next round of changes will occur on Sunday, June 13.
Not all routes will change on June 13. To discover if your route will change, use this PDF brochure. If your route is not listed, it will not change in June.
The first round of changes that took place April 4 brought change to every corner of the county. We're adjusting a few routes that did not function exactly as planned, but the transition was relatively smooth for more than 90 percent of the riders affected in the first round.
Thanks to the April changes, some riders are finding new opportunities and more direct service, like a quicker trip to the airport on the 28X or improved service to growing destinations, like Bakery Square and SouthSide Works.
After the June changes take effect, the next round of route changes will come in September. Further improvements -- such RapidBus and stop consolidation -- will come in phases over the next couple of years. Take a moment to sign up for email alerts, and we'll let you know when your route is changing.
Printed brochures on the June route changes are available at our Downtown Service Center on Smithfield Street and at major schedule rack locations, including Downtown T stations. Route schedules will be distributed countywide starting in mid-May.
To request a brochure or a new schedule in Braille, call our Customer Service at 412-442-2000 and leave your name, address and route information. Be sure to specify that you need your route information in Braille format.
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1 - Find Your Route
- June Route Change Brochure: This PDF brochure offers a summary of all routes changing June 13, and is available in print at our Downtown Service Center and other major schedule rack locations. Only routes that are changing are listed. If your route is not listed, then it will not change at this time.
- To request a brochure in Braille, call our Customer Service at 412-442-2000 and leave your name, address and route information. Be sure to specify that you need a copy in Braille format.
- A Spanish version will be available on this page in the near future -- check back soon!
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| 2 - Plan Your Trip |
- Trip Planner: Port Authority's Trip Planner can plan future trips using route change information -- just change the date! Select a date of June 13 or later to find your new itineraries.
- Schedules: View timetables and maps for changing routes. To request a schedule in Braille, call our Customer Service at 412-442-2000 and leave your name, address and route information. Be sure to specify that you need a copy in Braille format.
- Google Maps: Plan trips on public transit using Google Maps. Note: New route information will not be available in Google Maps or Google Transit until June 13.
- Google Transit Mobile: Plan trips using public transit from your smartphone.
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| 3 - Learn More |
- Email Alerts: We'll let you know when other routes change through the next few years.
- FAQs: A PDF of some of the most frequently asked questions about the June 13 route changes and how this web page works. This will be updated frequently.
- Ask a Question About Route Changes: Use this online form for comments or questions about the route changes.
- Ask a General Question: Use this form for general comments or questions about Port Authority service.
- Other Transit Options: This PDF list provides contact information for numerous local transit providers, including medical transport, senior transportation services and access to work programs.
- Previous Route Changes: View a PDF brochure detailing route changes that went into effect April 4.
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| 4 - Learn Why |
- Transit Development Plan Presentation: A Flash presentation about why we're changing routes, and what kind of changes will happen over the next few years.
- Route Changes: A PDF that provides a comprehensive review of all recommended route changes.
- Route Name Changes: A chart of all planned route name changes.
- Route Evaluations: Detailed reviews of all routes, including specific cost and ridership data.
- Market Analysis: An analysis of transit trends and usage patterns in Allegheny County. PDF document.
- Peer Review: A look at how Port Authority compares to other transit systems. PDF document.
- Rapid Bus: A PDF containing more information about the Rapid Bus concept.
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