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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

2 hours ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

In the last few weeks, more riders have been passed up because buses are at their capacity. This announcement will go a long way toward increasing access to to essential needs for essential riders. www.post-gazette.com/news/transportation/2021/05/17/Port-Authority-pittsburgh-increase-capacity-C...
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Port Authority to increase vehicle capacity May 31, return to full capacity June 20

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As the pandemic eases, Port Authority allows a few more riders on its buses May 31 and resumes full capacity June 20, but masks will remain.

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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

5 hours ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

Polls close at eight.Buses run till late.Ride a bus & vote.⭐ Find your polling place here: www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/pages/pollingplaceinfo.aspx
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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

10 hours ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

Public transit and affordable housing give everyone access to opportunity. The Mayor of PGH can make massive investments in both. Cast your ballot today for a Mayor who will put public transit ahead of private tech-company profits. Polls are open till 8! www.pittsburghforpublictransit.org/public-transit-is-a-mayoral-issue-transit-justice-demands-for-...
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Public Transit is a Mayoral Issue: Transit Justice Demands for PGH

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Tens of thousands of Pittsburghers ride public transit. The next mayor of Pittsburgh must prioritize public transit. Here are some demands.

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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

1 day ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

Election Day is tomorrow. Vote for a Mayor who will put public transit ahead of private mobility companies. www.post-gazette.com/news/politics-local/2021/05/16/Pittsburgh-mayoral-race-a-referendum-livable-...
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Pittsburgh’s mayoral race a referendum on its most livable cities claim

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When Democratic voters across Pittsburgh’s 90 neighborhoods go to the polls Tuesday to choose their next mayor, they’ll be weighing in — once...

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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

4 days ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

A downtown that prioritizes affordable housing, affordable transit, and transit priority. This is some good work from the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
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Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership releases longterm mobility plan for Downtown

www.pghcitypaper.com

Downtown Pittsburgh, pre-pandemic, had about 110,000 daily commuters, which is 16% of all commuters in Allegheny County. Add to that the 25,000 residents and students,...

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