Greening the Fleet

Keep Developers Accountable at Shakespeare Giant Eagle Site - Pittsburghers for Public Transit

4 hours ago

Millions need to be spent on housing for people, not cars.

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In coalition w Pittsburgh UNITED Just Harvest ✊❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

Developers want to spend $15Million on a super-sized parking garage instead of providing for real community needs: affordable housing, improved transit, healthy food access, safe streets. We say no. T...

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Press Release: 22 orgs & 600+ residents support alternative plan to the Mon Oakland Connector - Pittsburghers for Public Transit

1 day ago

"Has the City asked residents if this project is really the best solution to meet their needs? Did they check its alignment with the Greater Hazelwood Neighborhood Plan? I’m not convinced they have."
Residents have put forward a community-generated mobility plan to replace the Mon Oakland Connector project. Sign on to support them here and join the rally Monday: ow.ly/PlaN50xubQz ... See MoreSee Less

Residents and Community Groups Affected by Proposed Mon-Oakland Roadway release Letter Calling on City Council, Foundations, Academic Institutions, and Public Agencies to Fund Alternative Transportati...

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Alejandra Agredo, voice for Miami-Dade transit with influential audience, dies at 17

2 days ago

A tragic loss. Rest in power, sister. ❤️

“...a brave and diligent teenager who was adept at masking struggles with depression and determined to help others through transit. When Alejandra was putting in countless hours trying to develop Wayline into a transit app, her father suggested she try to make a little money by charging a dollar per download.

“She said, ‘No, I don’t want to charge for it,’ ” Freddy Agredo said. “’Some people riding the bus, they don’t have one dollar.’”

Long live Miami Riders Alliance and their mission of riders and drivers working together for a better transit system. Solidarity forever. ... See MoreSee Less

Alejandra Agredo, founder of the Miami Riders Alliance and an advocate for Miami-Dade transit who built a following in and out of government, dies at 17.

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Alejandra Agredo, voice for Miami-Dade transit with influential audience, dies at 17

2 days ago

Rest in power, sister. ❤️

“...a brave and diligent teenager who was adept at masking struggles with depression and determined to help others through transit. When Alejandra was putting in countless hours trying to develop Wayline into a transit app, her father suggested she try to make a little money by charging a dollar per download.

“She said, ‘No, I don’t want to charge for it,’ ” Freddy Agredo said. “’Some people riding the bus, they don’t have one dollar.’”

And long live her legacy of starting Miami Riders Alliance to advocate with riders and drivers for transit justice for all. Solidarity forever. ... See MoreSee Less

Alejandra Agredo, founder of the Miami Riders Alliance and an advocate for Miami-Dade transit who built a following in and out of government, dies at 17.

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