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Transportation
Commuting Around Pittsburgh
Find information about free and reduced-rate transportation available in Allegheny County.
Big Burgh
The Big Burgh is a mobile-optimized web site that pulls together the services that can help the homeless (or those at risk of being homeless) in the City of Pittsburgh.
Bus, Mon Incline and T Rides
The current bus schedule for all routes can be found at Pittsburgh Regional Transit. A full bus map can be found HERE.
POGOH
POGOH, formerly Healthy Ride Pittsburgh, kiosks are available in dozens of spots around the city at a rate of approximately $4/30 minutes.
University Shuttles
Students of the University of Pittsburgh, Chatham, and Carnegie Mellon can ride their respective university shuttle for free when they present their ID card.
Uber/Lyft
Uber and Lyft services are available in Pittsburgh and cross-town rates start at $15-20 and airport transfers begin at $30-40.
Zipcar
Zipcar is available in Pittsburgh to rent a car anywhere from $11/hr or $91.50/day.
- Signup for Zipcar.
Free Bus, Mon Incline and T Rides
The current bus schedule for all routes can be found at Pittsburgh Regional Transit. A full bus map can be found HERE.
- If you are able to ride public transportation, you can do it for free.
- You must obtain a free ID card.
ACCESS 65 Plus
412-562-5353 or TTY 711 to get an application.
- Visit a Senior Center to sign up.
- There are no limits on location (within 1.5 miles of Allegheny County) or usage.
- Riders pay a fee.
Older Persons Transportation (OPT)
412-350-5460
- Visit a Senior Center to sign up.
- Persons 60 through 64 years have some medical travel privileges.
- Limits on locations and usage.
- Riders pay a fee.
Half-Price Bus, Mon Incline and T Rides
The current bus schedule for all routes can be found at Pittsburgh Regional Transit. A full bus map can be found HERE.
- If you are able to ride public transportation, you can do so for half price.
- You must obtain a free pass card.
ACCESS ADA Program
412-562-5353 or TTY 711
- If you are unable to ride public transportation, you may qualify for ACCESS ADA.
- No limits on location (within 1.5 miles of Allegheny County) or usage.
- Riders pay a fee.
Mental Health (MH)/Drug and Alcohol (D&A)
- If you qualify, ask your support coordinator.
- Riders of this public transportation service must be receiving MH or D&A services through a participating agency.
- Riders pay a fee.
Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP)
888-547-6287
To schedule a ride, call: 412-350-4476
- If you need to go to a routine medical appointment or buy your prescription drugs, you can use this free service.
Heritage Community Initiatives
412-351-2200
- If you live in the community of McKeesport, Port Vue, East Pittsburgh, Turtle Creek or Clairton, you can get discounted transportation to a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus route.