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The new scope of the project increases the budget by $61 million and holds off on designated stations in Squirrel Hill, Greenfield and Highland Park.
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On today's program: Port Authority CEO Katharine Kelleman explains the latest adjustment to Pittsburgh's federal BRT application; legislation would…
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Transit police with the Port Authority of Allegheny County are not working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, CEO Katharine Kelleman said…
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After months of beta testing, Port Authority of Allegheny County launched its new website today. Unlike its predecessor, the new site plays nicely with…
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The board of the Urban Redevelopment Authority approved next steps for Pittsburgh’s bus rapid transit project on Thursday. City of Pittsburgh and Port…
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Transit in Allegheny County should be equitable, connected to affordable housing, a conduit for economic opportunity and a means to improve regional air…
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Pittsburgh’s bus rapid transit, or BRT, system aims to make service much faster and save millions of dollars when it becomes operational in 2021. While…
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The Port Authority of Allegheny County will re-submit an application in September for federal funding for the proposed Bus Rapid Transit project.The BRT…
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After nearly a year of vocal opposition to a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) plan predicated on deep reductions of service to some Pittsburgh neighborhoods and…
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Katharine Kelleman started work as Port Authority’s chief executive the first week of January, but she began immersing herself in the system well before.…