The City of Pittsburgh has officially designated Valmont Street as a Neighborhood Slow Street! This means that non-residential car traffic is discouraged and that pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles can all share the road.
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Port Authority of Allegheny County is seeking public input about the future of transit in our region as part of NEXTransit. NEXTransit will help inform where service should go, who it should serve, when it should operate, and which capital projects to prioritize over the next 25 years. Visit their website for more information: https://nextransit.network/ and
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Squirrel Hill is easy to access without a car! Below are some inexpensive and environmentally friendly ways to get to our neighborhood: Bus Routes Here are some of the bus routes that go through Squirrel Hill, the neighborhoods they connect to, and the parts of Squirrel Hill they run through. The Transit app is a
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The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) has released its new Bike(+) Plan! DOMI uses the term “Bike(+)” to mean lightweight, low-speed vehicles without internal combustion engines, including traditional bicycles, kick-scooters, and skateboards, but also electric versions of those vehicles and other personal mobility devices. This inclusion is particularly important in neighborhoods
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