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Oakland TMA These alternative modes will reduce congestion and improve the quality of the street environment and therefore the quality of life in Oakland.

Whether you walk, bike, ride transit, carpool, or telelcommute, every smart transportation choice beyond the use of a single-occupant vehicle helps to dramatically reduce congestion, improve air quality, and enhance the quality of life in Oakland. Oakland Transportation Management Association serves the Oakland community through advocacy and provision of information to encourage good transportation choices by commuters, residents and visitors alike with the goal of increasing the use of modes other than the automobile.

  Transit Update: Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced $250M funding ...
10/03/2026

Transit Update: Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced $250M funding to 79 Rapid Deployment Projects across Pennsylvania along with an additional $775M over the next 18 months from the Motor License Fund to repair state-owned roads – all building on PennDOT's anticipated $4B investment in projects going out for bid this year. Details at

Gov Shapiro Kicks Off 79 ‘Rapid Deployment Projects’ for Over 400 Road Miles

  Transit Update: Pittsburgh Regional Transit awarded over $82M from FTA Rail Vehicle Replacement Program to purchase 45...
10/03/2026

Transit Update: Pittsburgh Regional Transit awarded over $82M from FTA Rail Vehicle Replacement Program to purchase 45 new 170-foot efficiency vehicles and replace aging light rail cars. Details at https://www.transit.dot.gov/funding/grants/grant-programs/fiscal-year-2026-rail-vehicle-replacement-program-project-selections and from KDKA-TV | CBS Pittsburgh at https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/pittsburgh-regional-transit-grant-money-new-light-rail-vehicles/

PRT said that the investment will help modernize the light-rail system and help shape the future of transit in Allegheny County.

  Transit Update, ICYMI: An additional $9M award from Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission puts Pittsburgh Regional Tran...
10/03/2026

Transit Update, ICYMI: An additional $9M award from Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission puts Pittsburgh Regional Transit closer to constructing the Squirrel Hill Branch connecting Oakland to the Homestead Grays Bridge via the PRTX University Line with now roughly 60% of the estimated $28M-$35M total needed. This adds to a previous $7.4M from SPC in 2023 to extend the University Line from Oakland to Squirrel Hill. Details from PRT published July 30 can be found at

Extension will go through Squirrel Hill, Greenfield

10/03/2026

Traffic Advisory: Long-term, around-the-clock lane restrictions and ramp closures begin on westbound I-376 Parkway East for the "Bathtub" Flood Control Improvement Project at 8pm tonight, Saturday 10/3 through August 2027.

Full closure of Grant St on-ramp to westbound I-376. Posted detour directs motorists from Grant to turn right on Fort Pitt Blvd to Stanwix St and left to ramp for West I-376/Ft Pitt Bridge/Airport.

Full closure of westbound I-376 left-hand off-ramp to Stanwix Street (Exit 70D). Posted detour directs motorists from westbound I-376 to take the left-hand off-rapm to Grant St (Exit 71) and left on Fort Pitt Blvd which continues to Stanwix St.

Long-term left-hand lane closure on westbound I-376 Parkway East between the Grant Street and Stanwix interchanges. The right-hand exit lane to the Fort Duquesne Bridge will also be shortened to allow two lanes of through-traffic to reach the Fort Pitt Bridge.

Note that the left-hand off-ramp from I-376 to Grant Street (Exit 71A) remains open, and the Stanwix St on-ramp *to* westbound I-376 will remain open. And no restrictions are anticipated on *eastbound* I-376 in this corridor related to this project.

Details on this project and other area advisories can be found at https://mailchi.mp/otma-pgh.org/traffic-advisory-fifth-ave-down-to-one-lane-near-the-cathedral-parking-restrictions-in-uptown-i-376-bathtub-project-underway-rt-30-more or subscribe to receive email alerts in your inbox earlier by visiting https://otma-pgh.org/subscribe

Traffic Advisory: Parking restrictions in Uptown begin next week 10/6 along Fifth, Forbes, and nearby streets for millin...
10/03/2026

Traffic Advisory: Parking restrictions in Uptown begin next week 10/6 along Fifth, Forbes, and nearby streets for milling and paving work through end of October. Restrictions include left-side of Forbes between Shingiss & Pride, Forbes between Jumonville & Birmingham Bridge, Fifth between Diamond & Sixth, and Sixth Ave between Fifth & Forbes. Also on 10/9, crews begin milling and paving work on Fifth Avenue between Craft & Kirkpatrick. Details from at

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Traffic Advisory: Enforcement is underway for any unauthorized use of the new red "bus only" lanes alone Fifth and Forbe...
10/03/2026

Traffic Advisory: Enforcement is underway for any unauthorized use of the new red "bus only" lanes alone Fifth and Forbes avenues between Bellefield and Craft. As of October 1, 2026, police have now officially begun issuing tickets for unauthorized use of these lanes marked in SOLID RED with BUS ONLY surface text and SOLID WHITE lane separator.

The citation and associated fees bring ticket totals to nearly $200 which can be issued to any private vehicles, including bicycles, seen entering, driving, stopping, or parking in these designated red bus lanes—even for brief pickups, drop-offs, or deliveries—or seen crossing the solid white line markings into the lane prematurely. Stopped or unattended vehicles may even be towed at the owner's expense.

Private vehicles are only authorized to enter the RED STRIPED areas of these new lanes when making right turns or when crossing the lane to enter general traffic lanes from a parking lot, for example. Only the RED STRIPED areas may be utilized by private vehicles, no solid red surfaces.

To make a right turn: Drivers can enter the bus lanes where the solid white lines become dashed white lines and the solid red surface coating becomes a striped red surface coating. These areas are also designated with a white right-turn arrow applied to the surface, and signage is posted.

To learn more about proper use of the lanes, and the one exception at the intersection of Forbes & Schenley Drive Extension where right-turn conditions are different in order to allow for a "queue jump" condition, head to our website at https://otma-pgh.org/news/traffic/enforcement-underway-any-unauthorized-use-new-red-bus-only-lanes-throughout-oakland

09/12/2026

Traffic Advisory: Inbound Liberty Tunnel overnight closures will occur next week from Tuesday 9/15 through Thursday 9/17 from 8pm-5am each night. Northbound traffic will be detoured using Rt 51 Saw Mill Run Blvd to the (left-side) exit to I-376 West/US 19 then Exit 69A toward US 19 South/Banksville Rd, keeping left to ultimately loop back to I-376 Eastbound and following through the Fort Pitt Tunnel to the Fort Pitt Bridge where motorists can follow signage to access I-279 or I-376 East/Monroeville destinations or us the (left-side) exit to Grant Street (Exit 71A) to reach the Blvd of the Allies.

Details on this advisory and more at https://mailchi.mp/otma-pgh.org/traffic-advisory-inbound-liberty-tunnel-overnight-closure-next-week-rialto-st-closure-i-79-fort-duquesne-bridge-evergreen-ave-restrictions or visit https://otma-pgh.org/subscribe to get these advisories in your email inbox sooner.

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