Shapefiles of Pittsburgh Regional Transit routes. Routes change over time. The 4-digit code corresponds to the "pick" or schedule period of that route; for example, the schedule period beginning in September 2019 is known as the 1909 pick.

This dataset lists Pittsburgh Regional Transit scheduled bus and rail trip counts and distances since November 2016. For convenience, this data is published in several formats: - Daily Scheduled Trips: Aggregated total trip count and trip distances for each route per day. - Monthly Scheduled Trips: Aggregated total trip count and trip distances for each route per month and day type (weekday, Saturday, and Sunday). This can be joined with the Monthly Ridership dataset on DateKey, Route, and DayType to normalize the average riders per trip. - Detailed Daily Scheduled Trips: This dataset lists the detailed daily schedule for each route, including the start and end times for each trip. This can be used to see the earliest and latest runs and study peak- and off-peak trip frequencies. Port Authority makes quarterly schedule adjustments that include adding and removing trips on certain routes to better serve riders. These schedule adjustments are called "picks" and correspond to the year and month of the schedule change, e.g. the November 2016 pick is known as 1611.

Map of Pittsburgh with multiple data layers

Routes, Stops, Park & Rides, ADA Polygons, Amenity Counts, and Service Area for the JANUARY 2021 Service Period.

Routes, Stops, Park & Rides, ADA Polygons, Amenity Counts, and Service Area for the Service Period.

This dataset shows stop-level boardings and alightings for selected months from 2019 onwards. Typically ridership is highest in September. This dataset will update each month with the latest data. There is also a deprecated dataset showing all bus stops active in Pittsburgh Regional Transit's fiscal year 2019 (7/1/2018 to 6/30/2019) along with latitude/longitude, stop type and amenities, and average boardings and alightings. The boardings and alightings are available as an average for the schedule pick and the fiscal year average. A schedule "pick" is a four digit year-month ID for the quarterly schedule period, e.g. 1809 is the schedule period starting September 2018. Rail stops/stations are not included as riders either pay at the platform (unable to join to specific route) or on the railcar (unable to join to specific platform).

Routes, Stops, Park & Rides, ADA Polygons, Amenity Counts, and Service Area for the January 2023 Service Period.

Routes, Stops, Park & Rides, ADA Polygons, Amenity Counts, and Service Area for the Service Period.

PPA Meter Areas

Routes, Stops, Park & Rides, ADA Polygons, Amenity Counts, and Service Area for the JANUARY 2021 Service Period.