Pittsburgh Transit ALL MODES 2022

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In 2014, I made my first trip to Pittsburgh to fan the Port Authority. I managed to catch a variety of buses both on the East Busway as well as along Liberty.
In 2022, I return to fan the new Improved Pittsburgh Regional Transit, but this time I catch ALL MODES in action, from bus, to light rail, to an Incline. The Monongahela Incline to be exact. ENJOY!!
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Routes: VARIOUS
Vehicles Featured:
CAF LRV
Gillig Low Floor
Gillig Low Floor HEV
Price & Long Monongahela Incline Cars
New Flyer D60LFR
New Flyer XD60
Siemens SD-400
Pittsburgh PRT Information: www.vtransitcenter.com/pennsy...
Recorded on a Sony a6000 with the F4 18-105 G OSS lens
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[@shaunathenicehedgehog6740]

*Finally! It's My Favorite Buses Of The City Of Pittsburgh And Those Brand New Buses Of (2015 Through 2021) Are Definitely Amazing As Well!*

[@yoyobass100]

You forgot about the Duquesne Incline, another one of Pittsburgh's surviving funiculars. Fact: that tunnel where the trains and buses go in and out is the Mt. Washington Tunnel, America's last remaining transit-only tunnel.

[@DashTransit]

I will say when I said all modes, I mean local bus, light rail, Busway and incline. I didn't mean all routes because that video would be much longer than 10 minutes lol

[@yoyobass100]

@@DashTransit Oh ok, it's just that funiculars are very rare here in the states but they are very common in Europe, parts of South America, and East Asia. Also Mt. Washington used to be home to a series of inclines in the old days; the Monogahala and Duquesne Inclines are the sole survivors of the bunch.

[@dianaglover8979]

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[@changeoflife3658]

Actually Seattle has and only transit tunnel well underground tunnel and so do Boston

[@yoyobass100]

@@changeoflife3658 I mean for buses and light rail. Boston's bus tunnels are all buses and Seattle ened bus service in the tunnels since 2019.

[@GilligBusOperator]

Glad you posted this. Ill be there next month for the American Public Transit Association meeting. Cant wait!

[@munamaltiti1100]

It might be OK

[@pennsylvaniacoachlines_fanpage]

It’ll still be PAT in my book

[@Elise__Mae]

Great footage!

[@black_dude4672]

LOVE it ❤🎉

[@videonut1988]

Now PAT is now PRT… ohh boyyy