Port Authority of Allegheny County - Images

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  • A typical bus stop sign in Allegheny County.

  • A 1996 NovaBus "Classic" operated by the Port Authority of Allegheny County, at the intersection of Forbes Avenue and South Craig Street. This bus was retired in 2010.

  • Bus 1516, a 2003 Gillig "Phantom" with the "Connect" design picking up passengers at 7th Avenue and William Penn Place.

  • Port Authority Maintenance Truck

  • A 2003 Gillig Advantage low-floor bus in Oakland

  • A two-car light rail train entering the Mount Washington transit tunnel.

  • A refurbished and repainted 1996 NovaBus Classic, one of many Port Authority buses that feature various color schemes, designs and messages. This bus was retired in 2010.

  • Two 2005 Gillig Advantage buses near the campus of the University of Pittsburgh.

  • 42S train waiting at Gateway Center station prior to its closure.

  • The Monongahela Incline, owned and operated by the Port Authority.

  • A southbound route 42S light rail train on the Beechview line.

  • A Neoplan Metroliner coach on Smithfield Street in downtown Pittsburgh.

  • West Busway Route 100 waiting in Downtown Pittsburgh.

  • Red Line train approaches Steel Plaza.

  • Interior of a Red Line train.

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