Katharine Kelleman

Two projects impacting rail service will begin later this week, including the second year of rail grinding (rideprt.org/railgrinding) and weekend closures of the downtown subway tunnels. (rideprt.org/cbdclosure).

ICYMI the Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel has reopened!

ITS OVER IT IS ALL OVER YOUR RIVERHOUNDS ARE USL CHAMPIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS 26 YEAR HISTORY

Light Up Night is back this Saturday! 🎄✨ With big crowds expected, PRT has detours and travel tips to help you get Downtown safely and smoothly. Get all the details here: prt-construction-newshub.prezly.com/unwrap-an-easi…

Transit Advisory: @PGHtransit 28X-Airport Flyer bus service now serves the PIT Airport's new terminal using the new consolidated bus stop located on the lower level of the new terminal's ground transportation area. The 28X offers seamless connections for travelers heading to/from the East End, Oakland, and Downtown Pittsburgh, operating on 30-45min intervals on weekdays, 33min intervals on Saturdays, and 36min intervals on Sundays. Fare to/from the airport is $2.75 with free transfers up to 3hrs. PDF of the complete 28X schedule can be viewed here: rideprt.org/pdfs/28x.pdf

@mr_salty @PghTransitCare @PGHtransit @Pgh4PubTransit DM me and we’ll see what we can do. The system doesn’t support rail detours but certainly we can do better.

@PghTransitCare @PGHtransit @Pgh4PubTransit not sure if @ms_eagan is still active here but if you can do anything to get the GTFS routing fixed it would be so appreciated. it makes trip planning ridiculously difficult for me.

@PGHtransit @PghTransitCare @Pgh4PubTransit the "bus stop" sign used to include the T but it's been remove/taped over. The laminated sign saying "it still stops here" is undated AFAICT and since I don't remember if it was there before I have no idea if the T is actually coming.

We are currently experiencing technical issues with our Customer Service phone lines. Riders attempting to call may not be able to connect directly with a Customer Service representative. Until the issue is resolved, riders who call will be asked to provide their phone number to receive a call back from Customer Service. If you need immediate assistance, we encourage you to use one of our alternate channels: Complete the contact form at rideprt.org/customerservice, use the live chat feature on the PRT website rideprt.org, on Twitter @PghTransitCare or by visiting the Downtown Service Center located at 623 Smithfield Street. Customer Service representatives are available by phone from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Representatives are available via chat a half-hour earlier on weekdays and at the same times on weekends. Our Agency Innovation Services team is working to correct the problem and restore normal phone service as quickly as possible. We apologize for the disruption and appreciate riders’ patience while the issue is resolved.

🚨HEADS UP🚨 A portion of the Red Line will close for almost two weeks starting Tuesday, July 8 through Saturday, July 19, as crews complete a safety-critical rail replacement project near Dawn Station. Red Line service will be suspended between Westfield Station and South Hills Junction throughout the project. A Red Line Rail Shuttle will operate inbound and outbound between Westfield and Overbrook Junction stations. More Information: rideprt.org/news

@_KennyUong_ @AngelsFlight Kenny, for you we’ll roll out the red carpet!

Would be cool to visit Pittsburgh sometime to ride the funiculars there! Grew up in LA riding @AngelsFlight 🧡😇

@wmataGM @PGHtransit Says transit king! We’re always up for a visit.

Pittsburgh is a cool city. @ms_eagan runs a good ship @PGHtransit

PSA: @PGHtransit public comment period on proposed service reductions and fare increases closes at 5pm on Wednesday, June 18. Comments can be submitted online at rideprt.org/2025-funding-c…, calling 412-566-5525, or by sending a paper survey by visiting 623 Smithfield St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222.

The transit system Pittsburgh deserves is within reach — if we choose to invest triblive.com/opinion/kathar… #SaveOurService

VIDEO: We recently hosted a virtual forum re: the importance of funding #publictransit across PA. Big THX 2 @SenWilliamsPA, @RepAbney, @ms_eagan of @PGHtransit & Eos Energy 4 sharing their perspectives! Missed it? Watch here: tinyurl.com/8esw42hh #saveourservice

A well stated article by the @PGHtransit CEO about the need to fund #transit in SW PA. I sure wouldn't have moved here if #Pittsburgh didn't have, frequent, round the clock public transportation. Plus a 400% return on transit investment is incredible! triblive.com/opinion/kathar…

We are closed for the evening. We will be back here tomorrow at 8am. Good luck to all the racers tomorrow, and safe wishes to all riders on our transit throughout the city. Thank you for your patience today and through tomorrow.

ICYMI: We are SO PROUD of our operators who received Safe Driving Awards for having no reportable accidents in at least 20 years! 🚍🚉 Some were recognized for 20 years of safe driving, and others were recognized for 25 years!👏👏👏

“A lot of them make an effort every day to just do what’s right and I appreciate that effort.” This is just one of many compliments we received from a rider about our operators and maintenance team! 🦺🚍🚉 🛞 🛠️ On #TransitWorkerAppreciationDay, we're giving a huge shout out to all of our operators and maintenance staff. Everything you do to keep Allegheny County moving is noticed and appreciated! See many more of the great things our riders had to say in the video below!

Not to be cheesy, but we think this is really grate! We’re flattered! (Or should we say “plattered.”) @PGHtransit

Happy Transit Worker Appreciation day to the 2600 members of the @PGHtransit team. From the front lines to the Incline, garages to guard shacks, roll call to making it home-thank you for making our region happen.