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The Port Authority of Allegheny County provides Pittsburgh's public transit system. Exact change is required when purchasing a fare. Downtown service is provided. Monthly passes can be purchased online. Transfers are available and are valid for three hours.
Address: 345 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh PA USA 15222-2527
 Send an Email (25)  1 412 442-2000
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Established in 1984, the T provides an alternative to taxis and buses by offering a light rail transit system. Spanning 25 mi (40 km), the LRT has four lines running from the downtown out to South Hills, Allentown, Overlook and Library. The T runs daily from 5am to 1am, with free. 24-hour service between stations in downtown Pittsburgh. Exact change, passes or tickets are required to travel on the transit systems.
Address: 345 Sixth Ave. Pittsburgh PA USA 15222
1 412 442-2000
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Traversing Mount Washington, the Monongahela Incline takes passengers up an elevation of 369 feet over a length of 635 feet. The incline runs from West Carson Street across from Station Square. Hours of operation are from 5:30am until 12:45am on Monday through Saturday and 8:45am until Midnight on Sundays and Holidays.
Address: West Carson Street Pittsburgh PA USA
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The Duquesne Incline has been providing service to citizens of Pittsburgh since 1877. A funicular railway, the incline moves 800 feet in elevation over a length of 400 feet. The incline is open year-round from 5:30am until 12:45am on Monday through Saturday and 7am until 12:45am on Sundays and Holidays.
Address: 1220 Grandview Avenue Pittsburgh PA USA 15211
Send an Email (1) 1 412 381-1665
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