Port Authority announces reduction in bus service, citing significantly reduced ridership, News, Pittsburgh

On Mon., March 23, the Port Authority of Allegheny County announced that it would be reducing its bus and light rail service due to a
On Mon., March 23, the Port Authority of Allegheny County announced that it would be reducing its bus and light rail service due to a decrease in ridership as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and subsequent stay-at-home and social distancing orders from the state government. In a press release, Port Authority said there will be a 25% reduction in service, beginning on Wed., March 25, citing that bus ridership has dropped by 50% in the past two weeks.

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