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Transit Operators Map

New Castle Area Transportation Authority
Phone: 724-654-3130
http://www.newcastletransit.org

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Butler Transit Authority
Phone: 724-283-0445
http://www.butlertransit.com

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Town & Country Transit
Phone: 724-548-8696 or 1-800-245-8588 (toll-free)
http://www.tandctransit.com

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Indiana County Transit Authority (IndiGO)
Phone: 724-465-2140 or 1-800-442-6928 (toll-free)
http://www.indigobus.com

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Beaver County Transit Authority (BCTA)
Phone: 724-728-8600
http://www.bcta.com

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Port Authority of Allegheny County
Phone: 412-442-2000
http://www.portauthority.org

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Westmoreland County Transit Authority
Phone: 724-834-9282 or 1-800-221-9282 (toll free)
http:// www.westmorelandtransit.com

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Washington City Transit
City of Washington
724-223-2442 or 724-222-2320
http://www.washingtoncitytransit.com

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Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation (FACT)
Phone: 724-430-4600 or
1-800-321-RIDE (toll free)
http://www.factbus.com

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Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority
Phone: 724-489-0880
http://www.mmvta.com

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SPC Transit Operator's Committee

Public Transit Park-n-Ride Facilities

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Regional Transit Profile

Download the Regional Transit Profile (PDF, 4.24 MB)

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2011 Activities

Through its Transit Operator’s Committee, SPC advanced cooperative regional initiatives and provided technical assistance to the region’s sponsors of public transit projects and services in 2011.  Projects advanced to completion in 2011 included: 

• Beaver County Transit Authority— Rochester Roundabout
  • $1.5 million joint “Smart Transportation” project with PennDOT District 11-0 funded with Pennsylvania Community Transportation Initiative (PCTI) funding
• Butler Transit Authority—Butler Multi-Modal Center
  • $3 million construction of administrative and maintenance facilities in the Pullman Center former brownfield site in downtown Butler
• Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation – $225,000 Bus Replacement project
• Indiana County Transit Authority—Farebox Replacement
• Mid-County Transit Authority—Fixed Route Extension
• Mid-Mon Valley Transit Authority— Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) System implementation
• New Castle Area Transit Authority— $2 million Park & Ride Facility along Route 422 in Lawrence County
• Port Authority of Allegheny County—Bus Replacement
  • Initiation of $28 million, 4-year “State-of-Good-Repair” Federal grant to replace up to 310 buses that have reached their useful life

In addition to advancing project programming and tracking activities in SPC’s Transit TIP database, staff also facilitated planning activities of the TOC related to the following sample projects and issues:

• Regional Transit Profile
  • Fifth annual update of statistical report on  the region’s transit operations
• Linking Planning & NEPA and its impact on transit operators
• Center for TOD research on “Making the Case” for Transit Oriented Development
• Options for utilizing alternative fuels in transit vehicles
• Bus Rapid Transit: Downtown Pittsburgh to Oakland and East End, Port Authority of Allegheny County Alternatives Analysis
• Regional Park-n-Ride Planning Initiative Stakeholders Meeting
• Keystone West High Speed Passenger Rail Study Update

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