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10/07/2026

It's another day in the , which means another day to swap your car for a ride with Pittsburgh Regional Transit!

Every day, 30% of our neighbors across Allegheny County have no other option but to take the bus to get to where they need to go. By participating in the Week Without Driving, you can experience firsthand the challenges faced by nondrivers every day.

Shout-out to the organizations who are hosting WWD here in Pittsburgh: Bike Pittsburgh, Pittsburghers 4 Public Transit, Access Mob Pittsburgh, Age-Friendly Greater Pittsburgh, and Complete Streets at Pitt.

10/06/2026

🛑🛣️ Stay ahead of traffic and avoid the stress! Check out today's updates on road conditions, construction, and detours, and join us in reducing congestion and improving air quality in Pittsburgh’s Airport Corridor:

🔗 https://mailchi.mp/3de75d81ffcf/traffic-advisories-4893512

10/06/2026

For 30% of our neighbors in Allegheny County, taking public transit, biking, or walking is the only option to get them where they need to go. Regardless of age, disability, or financial circumstances, everyone deserves safe and reliable transit access.

During this year's , we challenge you to swap your car for an alternative mode of transit and reflect on what commuting looks like for nondrivers. Walk a mile and learn a lot!

10/05/2026

Week Without Driving illustrates the challenges non-drivers face and calls for improvements to our sidewalks, roads, and transportation system as a whole. Learn what better transportation options would mean for our communities & speak up for change at weekwithoutdrivingpgh.org

10/05/2026

Last Friday, we were thrilled to join the 18th Annual Legislative Breakfast at the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott, hosted by the PAACC!

An inspiring panel led by DJ Ryan of SPC featured PA State Senators Camera Bartolotta and Devlin Robinson, alongside PA House Representatives Valerie Gaydos, Josh Kail, Anita Kulik, and Jen Mazzocco. They shared valuable insights on transportation funding that supports public transit and infrastructure, emphasizing its critical impact on Allegheny County. Let’s continue to work together to drive our community forward!

10/02/2026

October is Pedestrian Safety Month, making it a great time to focus on staying safe on the roads.
Learn more on how to stay safe on and around the roadway this fall.

https://www.trafficsafetymarketing.gov/safety-topics/pedestrian-safety

10/01/2026

Save time and help improve air quality by checking out today's traffic advisories! ⚠️

https://mailchi.mp/ce764463173b/traffic-advisories-4893488

10/01/2026

A citation for driving in the bus-only lane comes with a $25 fine, but associated fees will bring the total ticket cost to around $175.

10/01/2026

It's the fourth national Week Without Driving!

From October 1–8, join thousands in experiencing life as the 30% who don’t drive do. This week is all about advocating for accessible transportation for everyone. Whether you're in the suburbs or the city, everyone in Allegheny County deserves safe and reliable access to their destinations.

Locally, Week Without Driving PGH is hosted by Pittsburghers for Public Transit, Access Mob Pittsburgh, Bike Pittsburgh, Age-Friendly Greater Pittsburgh, and Complete Streets at University of Pittsburgh. Let’s drive change together! 🚴‍♀️🚌

09/30/2026

Starting tomorrow, lane closures will occur on Route 22/30/60 (Steubenville Pike/Lincoln Highway) in each direction as needed between Montour Church Road and Campbells Run Road daily from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM and nightly from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM through late December. Crews will conduct bridge replacement, ramp, drainage, and utility work.

Read more:

Route 22/30/60 Steubenville Pike/Lincoln Highway Lane Restrictions