Pittsburgh offers free public transportation to 750 city employees

The City of Pittsburgh is offering free public transportation to approximately 750 employees through a new partnership with Pittsburgh Regional Transit, an effort city leaders say has been years in the making and is designed to make commuting more affordable while encouraging more people to return Downtown.

The city has enrolled in Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s PRT’ner program, which provides employers with discounted bulk transit fares that can then be offered to employees at reduced or no cost.

“This is a very exciting day for our city workers,” Mayor Corey O’Connor said at the announcement…

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