Pittsburgh Regional Transit
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit operates public transportation in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, including light rail transit, bus, and incline services. The light rail system, known locally as 'The T', serves downtown Pittsburgh and southern communities.
The story of
Pittsburgh Regional Transit
Pittsburgh's rail transit history dates back to the 19th century with streetcars. The modern light rail system evolved from these streetcar lines, with major renovations in the 1980s creating the current 'T' system. In 2022, the Port Authority was rebranded as Pittsburgh Regional Transit. The system includes notable infrastructure like the Mount Washington Transit Tunnel and serves as a vital link between downtown Pittsburgh and its southern communities.
- Rail Lines
- 2
- Stations
- 53
- System Length
- 26.2 miles
- Year Founded
- 1964
Real-Time Train Statistics
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