Port Authority Route Changes

The Port Authority's Website details the ongoing route changes they are making to improve public transportation across Allegheny County. The next round of Port Authority route changes will occur on Sunday, June 13.

Routes that are changing on June 13 are listed here and in a new brochure posted on the Port Authority's Website. More details of the coming changes, including maps and scheduling via Trip Planner, will be available on the Port Authority's Website starting May 5. Print schedules will be distributed countywide starting in mid-May. And, the new route information will be accessible using Google Transit starting June 13.

Port Authority Offers "Round Tripper" Service to PNC Park for Pirates Fans

Baseball fans heading to PNC Park  this season may take advantage of convenient transit service offered by the Port Authority.

Bus and light rail routes that serve Downtown Pittsburgh provide convenient service that brings fans within walking distance of PNC Park.

Along the T, parking is widely available at Park and Ride Lots at the South Hills Village Parking Garage, Station Square and the First Avenue Garage and Station in Downtown.

Multiple bus routes provide service to stops located within a few blocks of PNC Park. Details are available using the online Trip Planner or using Google Maps, which offers Port Authority schedule information.

For more information, visit the Port Authority's Website, or call (412) 442-2000.

Where PAT Meets Mr. "T"

Hop on a bus or go underground to any one of the four light rail ('T') stations. It will cost you less than you might expect in some cases, it won't cost you a thing.

• Bus travel in the Golden Triangle's Free Fare Zone is free everyday until 7 p.m.
• Downtown 'T' rides within the free fare zone are free all of the time between Gateway Center, Wood Street, Steel Plaza, Penn Station, and First Avenue.
• If you are visiting from outside Allegheny County, click here for transit operators in your area. 
  
   

  For more information, call the Port Authority at (412) 442-2000 or visit www.portauthority.org.

  
   
  Downtown Free Fare Zones
  (Click the map to download a PDF version)