Transit & Transportation

Closing a bike lane loophole could also destroy the case for parking on sidewalks.

A proposed change for parking regulations could force Pittsburghers to park with all four tires in the street.

Painting the pavement at a busy Larimer intersection could make crossing safer.

Larimer may soon join the list of neighborhoods where art and pedestrian safety intersect.

$750,000 approved to redesign Beaver Avenue for the Esplanade project.

City work around the Esplanade site may get a shot of money.

$4 million to fuel the next phase of Pittsburgh’s bike share expansion.

The next phase of Pittsburgh’s bike share program received a push from a federal grant.

State grant would fund new traffic signal at dangerous Oakland intersection.

A state grant may help Pittsburgh address pedestrian safety in North Oakland.

Carnegie Mellon to cover a $200,000 match for safe streets.

More financial assistance is coming to the city from a local, large nonprofit.

Parkway bridge closure will affect commuters for 25 days.

Cline announced that the Interstate 376/Commercial Street Bridge on the Parkway East in Pittsburgh will close for 25 days for construction.

City to study how to maintain accessibility even after a big snow storm.

Even though most of the snow from last month’s storm has melted, Council Member Barb Warwick’s concern about accessibility after a storm has not thawed.

City employees may receive prepaid bus passes.

The city may conduct a one-year pilot program in which it would pay for employees' Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) transit passes.

West End sidewalk, bus stop repair program gets $100,000 boost from the county.

Allegheny County’s Redevelopment Authority has provided an additional $100,000 toward developing a West Pittsburgh mobility plan. This doubles its contribution to the project to $200,000.

Red light cameras coming to six Pittsburgh intersections in early 2026.

Council asks State for a $117 Million Budget Increase for Pittsburgh Regional Transit.

Mayor's Vision Zero Plan Appears on Track, Still Awaiting Traffic Fatality Data.

Council Approves Funding for Penn Ave From Evaline to Graham and Considers Accepting a Settlement from the Finland Street Pedestrian Bridge Lawsuit.

City to use state grants to improve intersection safety.

A previous version of this article mistakenly referred to the intersections as the first two sites for automated red light enforcement cameras.

Council hesitant to waive residency requirements to help close staffing gaps in the Parking Authority.

The Parking Authority currently has 22 of its 44 required enforcement officers and 33 of its 53 garage attendants. Executive Director David Onorato proposed lifting city residency requirements as an…

Smart Loading Zones Pilot to Be Extended with No End Date.