Pittsburgh Regional Transit

The Monongahela Incline will be out of service beginning Thursday morning for scheduled maintenance. Shuttle buses will be available to accommodate riders during the temporary closure. The incline is expected to reopen by noon Thursday.

The incline is back up and running! Thank you for your patience

The Monongahela Incline is currently out of service due to a loss of electricity. Our friends @DuquesneLight are hard at work attempting to restore power. Shuttle buses have been dispatched to the incline and will provide service between the upper and lower stations.

@WestPAwx It’s within the security perimeter

@PGHtransit @sheetz Why will the Allegheny station not be operating?

We were thrilled to announce the big news this afternoon: The entire 'T' light rail system and the Monongahela Incline will be FREE during the 2026 NFL Draft April 23-25 courtesy of @sheetz

@brandonhavranek @sheetz Rail cars will be running from about 5am to 1am. More info at rideprt.org/draft

@PGHtransit @sheetz Running 24 hours?

@scottbeposting @sheetz The whole line, every line April 23-25

@PGHtransit @sheetz does this include the whole line? From south hills village or library is free into the city?

JUST IN: We are thrilled to announce that we've partnered with @sheetz to provide FREE transit on the T and the Monongahela Incline from April 23-25 for the 2026 NFL Draft!

Power has been restored and the incline is back up and running!

Parts of Mt. Washington, including the Monongahela Incline, are without electricity. We are planning to have incline shuttles available should power not be restored by morning.

The East Busway has reopened!

The 2026 NFL Draft is less than a month away! Organizers and stakeholder from across the region unveiled a comprehensive, multimodal transportation plan, yesterday. Don't be left on the sidelines. Make PRT your #1 pick. Check out our service plan at rideprt.org/draft #NFLDraft #VisitPITTSBURGH

@pittfan7804 It will be a much better bike lane soon!

@PGHtransit Was nice to use that as a bike lane

For the next few weeks and then never again, YOU CAN DRIVE IN THE OLD BUS LANE ON FIFTH AVENUE

Yesterday at North Side Light Rail Station, organizers and stakeholders from across the region announced the comprehensive, multimodal transportation plan for the 2026 NFL Draft. With hundreds of thousands of football fans descending on Pittsburgh April 23-25, we hope you'll make PRT your #1 pick. Check out our service plan at rideprt.org/2026-draft/dra… #NFLDraft #visitpittsburgh

Heading to the 2026 NFL Draft next month? Make PRT your #1 pick! We'll be operating four "Football Flyers," the Red Line and Blue Line will run every 15 minutes, and there will be extra service on the 28X-Airport Flyer to handle the crowds. For more information, visit rideprt.org/draft

Riders at Steel Plaza Station must board all inbound and outbound rail vehicles from the outbound platform between 10 a.m. and end of service Wednesday, March 25, while crews replace the overhead electrical wire. Delays are expected of up to 15 minutes.

PRT will hold an in-person public meeting on the Belasco Station project at 6 p.m. March 26, at St. Catherine of Siena Church, 1810 Belasco Ave., near the inbound stop of Belasco Station. PRT employees will present existing conditions and updates to the project. More info, visit rideprt.org/belascostation.

@NicholasABrown_ Sorry for the late response. Please go to the stop on Grant Street in front of the Steel Tower while the busway is partially closed

@PGHtransit Thank you! About going home? What happens If I normally catch the P10 on the busway?

A portion of the Martin Luther King Jr. East Busway will remain closed due to an active landslide on the hillside above. Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) closed the busway around 8 p.m. Friday after debris began falling from the slope. While no material has reached the busway itself, PRT closed the affected section out of an abundance of caution to ensure the safety of riders and employees. Buses are currently entering and exiting the busway at 26th Street, approximately one mile from the regular downtown access point at the intersection of Grant Street and Liberty Avenue. Additional updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

@NicholasABrown_ The P10, like every other route that uses the busway, will exit at 26th Street, continue on Liberty Avenue before resuming its regular route.

@PGHtransit How does this impact the P10?