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Tell the City of Pittsburgh: We Need A Snow Removal Plan for Non-Drivers

Image Description: an image of a Pittsburgh bus lane covered in ice and snow, next to bold black text reading “Pittsburgh needs a snow removal plan for non-drivers”. This post was written by Alisa Grishman, Founder of Access Mob Pittsburgh, with support from Pittsburghers for Public Transit, Pittsburgh Center for Disability Justice, and BikePGH. Even […]

ICE Out: Strike Solidarity Statement

Image Description: Black and yellow text reads “ICE OUT” on a pixelated gray and black gradient background. Organizing around transit justice is about ensuring that all people have the freedom to move—to travel safely and with dignity everywhere we need to go. All communities should have the ability to freely access their places of school […]

Job Listing: Digital Organizer -Data Lead

image description: illustration of a red bus to the left of the image, small photo of smiling supporters to the right, text reads “Job listing Digital Organizer – Data Lead” with logos for Transit for All PA! and Pittsburghers for Public Transit. The movement is hiring a new staff position! Check out the description below […]

2025 was Transit Justice’s Biggest Year Yet

PPT builds Transit justice every day, every month, every year—and 2025 was no exception. So what does justice look like for transit riders and for transit workers?  Transit justice begins and ends with all of us at the table—in Pittsburgh City Hall, in PRT’s boardroom, in Harrisburg, and in Washington.  Transit justice is about riders […]

Unveiling Our New Bus Shelters: Celebrating the Transit Stop Improvement Program

Image Description: a bus stop titled “Pressely St.” decorated with a red starburst, and pictures of 3 PPT members holding rally signs and smiling. Black and red text reads “Unveiling our new bus shelters: celebrating the Transit Stop Improvement Program”. Join PPT and the City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure for a Bus […]