As of 8 p.m. Sunday, TrueTime and other third-party websites and apps that provide real-time bus and rail vehicle tracking are offline. We will provide an update when these services are restored.
Whether you're commuting or exploring the region, riding the bus is easy. Learn how to plan your trip, pay your fare, board, and exit with confidence.
The T is a fast, convenient way to travel between Downtown, the North Shore, the South Hills, and more. Learn how to pay your fare, board the train, and enjoy a smooth ride.
Pittsburgh's historic inclines offer a unique way to travel between Mount Washington and Station Square. Learn how to pay your fare, board, and enjoy one of the city's most iconic rides.
ACCESS is a door-to-door shared-ride service primarily for seniors and individuals with disabilities
View schedules for our bus routes, light-rail lines, and the Mon Incline.
Learn more about paying your fare, mobile ticketing, and reduced fare programs.
Have a question, complaint, or need to reach a Customer Service representative? We're here for you!
All of our vehicles can be tracked in real-time using our web-based application called TrueTime.
PRT offers 98 bus routes, three light-rail lines, and operates the Monongahela Incline.
We offer several convenient ways to pay for your trip.
PRT operates buses, light rail cars, and the Monongahela Incline. View our dynamic system map to learn more about where our vehicles travel.
Whether you use a bicycle, a scooter or something entirely different, we want you to be safe and prepared.
PRT has several park and ride lots available across Allegheny County.
Safety and security of our riders, employees, and the public is always our top priority.
PRT operates different schedules for certain holidays.
From the person who's taking up an extra seat on the 'T' to those who forget their headphones at home, PRT's etiquette campaign aims to remind riders to be just a little more considerate of others.
Learn more about bringing your service animal or pet on a PRT vehicle.
We frequently need to modify service for large-scale events like the Pittsburgh Marathon, a major concert or sporting event, or a parade.
