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Over 40,000 daily riders will benefit from the efficient transportation options offered by the BRT line, with buses arriving every five minutes during peak periods for 22 hours a day, serving the Hill District, Oakland and Central Downtown.
With plans to transition to a zero-emission bus fleet by 2045, Pittsburgh Regional Transit expects to spend an estimated $1 billion over the next 20 years, as it replaces its diesel buses with green fuel vehicles.
Spin, the City of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University's year-long study will evaluate the impact of free transport in improving people's economic, health and social outcomes when financial barriers to transportation are removed.
Formerly known as Uber Pool, the new shared ride option will provide riders across nine U.S. cities with an affordable and sustainable mode of transport, while encouraging the transition away from private owned cars.
