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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

1 week ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

The Sierra Club Pennsylvania Chapter Clean Transportation Team will be holding a webinar on public transit funding in PA on Monday, June 21st, at 7:00pm (as part of the SC/PA Chapter Conservation Team Summer Webinar Series). Laura Chu Wiens, Executive Director of PPT and member of Governor Wolf's Transportation Revenue Options Commission, will talk about the new statewide coalition of transit riders, workers, and advocates working to expand transit in Pennsylvania, called @TransitforAllPA -- and their Grassroots Transit Funding Platform. Click below for more information and to RSVP: tinyurl.com/36zhnn2h
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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

1 week ago

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www.marketwatch.com/story/we-cant-solve-the-climate-crisis-without-getting-out-of-our-cars-even-e...
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Opinion: We can’t solve the climate crisis without getting out of our cars and onto buses and trains

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Improving public transportation helps the U.S. economy and the planet.

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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

2 weeks ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

Watch Ms. Lisa rock her convo with Secretary Buttigieg about increasing service and affordable fares!And join her in making these demands, click here to ask your rep to support Congressman Hank Johnson's bill to out billions more into local transit service! www.pittsburghforpublictransit.org/ppt-speaks-directly-to-secretary-buttigieg-about-increasing-se...
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PPT Meets With Secretary Buttigieg About Increasing Service & Affordable Fares - Pittsburghers for Public Transit

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PPT Member Lisa Gonzalez speaks to Secretary Buttiguig about how building back better means investment in more transit service and affordable fares Carrick resident and long-time PPT Board Member Ms. ...

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Pittsburghers for Public Transit

2 weeks ago

Pittsburghers for Public Transit

PPT MEETING tonight at 7pm! R S V P N O W! us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAkfuyurDIpGNHUgIP01-NcflRiiZe41GESOn the agenda!- Transit for All PA! campaign- Ms. Lisa's visit with Secretary Buttigieg- NexTransit priorities + feedback- Port Authority's 2022 budget & transparency demandsRSVP to help in these campaigns:
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2 weeks ago

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An emergency fare relief program for every Pennsylvanian with an ACCESS card would cost $82 million... the state is holding onto $10 billion. There is more than enough money for our human rights.
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With $10,000,000,000 to spend, advocates press Wolf, Pa. lawmakers to prioritize poor people | Spotlight PA

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Buoyed by $3 billion in excess tax revenue and more than $7 billion in stimulus dollars, Democrats want the state to go big, while Republicans are wary of huge new spending.

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