This isn’t your typical tourist trap with actors pretending and props standing in for the real thing—these are authentic vintage steam locomotives pulling meticulously restored passenger cars through ...

Everything you need to know about the 2025 Independence Day Celebration in Pittsburgh can be found below. When are the ...

There are currently more than 20 trolley cars on display from all over the Pittsburgh region (The museum has a total of 54 in its collection, but puts only a portion on display at a time). Among those ...

Whitney Falba, 40, rides the 13 Bellevue bus between her home in Ross and her Downtown nonprofit job four times each week. She’s used public transit for nearly 25 years, knew the route had long served ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit officials said an overhead power line fell on top of a Silver Line rail car just before 9 a.m. It sparked a fire on the roof that went out on its own.

This is not a future Pittsburgh imagined by eager urban studies students or the city’s 10-year plan. This is Pittsburgh in 1900. Ten years later, 1,600 automobiles were registered in Allegheny County.

Unusual trolley design In those days of Agnes, the museum sought out No. 163, in part, because it’s a rare car. J.G. Brill built No. 163 and four other cars with a curveside design.

Horse cars were used in Pittsburgh from 1859 until 1923. Trolleys eventually fell out of favor in Pittsburgh, and bus lines began to replace trolley routes in the 1960s.

Having covered earlier forms of getting around, namely horse-drawn contrivances, in his Coins magazine column, transportation token authority John M. Coffee, Jr. turned his attention to a more modern ...

Public transit, cars, and pedestrians co-exist along South Broad Street in downtown Atlanta in 1925, with the famous Rich’s Department Store visible in the background.