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PPT Addresses PAAC Board on the Killing of Bruce Kelley, Jr.
On Friday 2/26, Pittsburghers for Public Transit joined other groups to call for transparency and accountability on the part of Port Authority in regards to the killing of Bruce Kelley, Jr. We specifically asked for an investigation into whether or not the use of the police dog was justified. For PPT’s full statement click here. […]
Tell Port Authority what you think about their fare proposal!
Port Authority proposed a new fare policy that includes reducing the Zone 2 fare from 3.75 to 2.50. This is great news! Other details of the proposal are here. Please complete this survey to let them know what you think! Attend the next hearing to learn more and deliver your comments (no need to sign […]
County Council approves motion urging Port Authority to reinstate weekend bus service in Garfield
During their meeting on Feb 16, Allegheny County Council unanimously approved a motion (sponsored by Councilwoman Denise Ranalli-Russell) urging the Port Authority to reinstate weekend service on the 89 Garfield bus. (for full text of motion, see below) Residents began a robust campaign for service this fall, with support from the Bloomfield Garfield Corporation and […]
PPT’s Statement on the Killing of Bruce Kelley, Jr.
Feb 11, 2016 Contact: Molly Nichols, 412-216-9659, molly@pittsburghforpublictransit.org Pittsburghers for Public Transit is deeply concerned and upset about the killing of Bruce Kelley, Jr. by Port Authority police. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time. We are also deeply concerned about the use of the police dog on a person, […]
2016 Fare Policy Public Hearings
Port Authority will officially open discussion on it’s fare policy proposal today! We are encouraging folks to come out to the hearings, learn more about the proposal, and tell the Port Authority what you think!
PPT in the News
It’s A Bird, It’s A Plane, It’s A Super Stop PPT community organizer, Molly Nichols, called in to Essential Pittsburgh to discuss the new super stop at Smithfield and 6th downtown. PPT would to thank Mayor Peduto and Envision Downtown for looking out for the 6,500 riders that use this stop everyday. New Transit App […]