Transit for all Pa!
Campaign Updates
Apply Today! Community Organizing Fellowship In Lancaster and the Lehigh Valley
image description: Transit for All PA! supporters smile and hold signs. Text reads "Apply Today! Transit for All PA! Organizing Fellowship" New Transit for All PA! fellowship will train transit riders and transit workers to grow the Transit Justice movement in Lancaster & the Lehigh Valley In 2026, Transit For All PA! is deepening our statewide movement by supporting advocates in communities outside Philly and Pittsburgh to build their local demand for transit. Regional Organizing Fellows will canvass local transit riders and workers, conduct rider surveys, and synthesize feedback, to...
Statement: Shapiro’s Budget Address Does Not meet the Moment for Transit Riders & Workers
The Crisis Is Here: Gov. Shapiro’s FY26-27 Budget Address Acknowledges Transit’s “Unfinished Business,” But Does Not Meet the Moment for PA Riders, Workers, And COmmunities. TAKE ACTION: Tell Gov. Shapiro Transit Our Communities Deserve More Transit For All PA! applauds Governor Josh Shapiro’s repeated executive actions to stave off total collapse of Pennsylvania’s transit systems. He has continued to stand up for transit in its bleakest moments. But Governor Shapiro’s proposed solutions do not meet the moment for transit riders and workers, especially those outside of the...
ICE Out: Strike Solidarity Statement
Image Description: Black and yellow text reads "ICE OUT" on a pixelated gray and black gradient background. Organizing around transit justice is about ensuring that all people have the freedom to move—to travel safely and with dignity everywhere we need to go. All communities should have the ability to freely access their places of school and work, grocery stores, healthcare, and places of recreation and play. ICE as an institution is structurally in opposition to that freedom of movement. It is a state instrument of violence, of repression and fear, of incarceration and isolation....
Job Listing: Digital Organizer -Data Lead
image description: illustration of a red bus to the left of the image, small photo of smiling supporters to the right, text reads "Job listing Digital Organizer - Data Lead" with logos for Transit for All PA! and Pittsburghers for Public Transit. The movement is hiring a new staff position! Check out the description below and apply if you're a great candidate January 2026 About Transit for All PA! and Pittsburghers for Public Transit Transit for All PA! is fighting for more public transit that moves all Pennsylvanians. The campaign is led by Pittsburghers for Public Transit (PPT), which...
2026 Transit for All Organizing Spring Training
Image description: Black text highlighted in yellow reads "Transit for All Organizing Spring Training 2026", interspersed with blue-filtered images of transit advocates at rallies, holding signs, and boarding the bus. Smaller text below reads "March 20-21, 2026, Pittsburgh, PA", with the Pittsburghers for Public Transit and Transit for All PA logos. You're invited: Join transit riders, workers, and supporters from across PA and the country for the 2026 Transit for All Organizing Spring Training! Transit can transform our communities - but it is up to you and our community to organize and...
LANTA Service Cuts & Fare Hikes – Riders & Workers Call for State Action
Image description: Color graphic with three colored stripes in the center. A red sunburst next to the words "Action Alert! Lehigh Valley Service Cuts + fare increases with an image of a LANTA bus with people boarding using mobility aids Elected Officials failed to pass an expanded & Dedicated FUnding source last year. As a result, Lanta must implement service cuts & fare hikes At the end of January. Public Comments are Open now, and the agency hosts a fare hearing on Wednesday, January 14. While it’s not the 20% (or more) service cuts originally threatened yet, this continued loss...
Lets recap a year of huge growth for Transit Organizing in PA
2025 was an unprecedented year for transit riders' & workers' organizing. People in every single State House District in PA wrote their elected Officials demanding improved public transit access for their community. The fight for transit in PA is not over, and this movement is ready to grow. See the slide deck with more about Transit for All PA's 2025 victories In the last 12 months, you organized in a big way. Back in January, Transit For All PA welcomed its first full-time staffperson and we hit the ground running with a push on Governor Shapiro to make transit the central issue of...
Riders & Workers Rally For Investment & Growth in Lancaster Transit
Image description: Color image of a multiracial, multi-age group of transit advocates holding signs that read "Transit Moves Us" and "Transit For All PA" behind a person at a podium speaking with their hands out On Tuesday, December 9, transit riders, workers, and advocates gathered in the cold at Queen St Station in Lancaster to turn up the temperature on transit funding for Red Rose Transit. Two-dozen people joined Rep. Nikki Rivera (PA-96) and the team of Rep. Ismail Smith-Wade-El (PA-49) to illustrate the threat facing riders and workers in Lancaster, and how it connects to our...
Donate To Help Build New Constellations of Power
With Transit for All PA!, Transit riders, workers, and supporters are building new constellations of power. Together, we've met the biggest threats to transit by building the biggest Movement the state has ever seen. Your support TODAY can help this movement grow and Win. Donate There's no denying it, Pennsylvania's transit riders, workers and supporters have built an unprecedented movement this year, uplifting a transformational demand: that everyone deserves access to high-quality transportation. Never before have PA's politicians heard such a unified voice speaking up for better public...
Gov Shapiro Takes Emergency Action, Riders and Workers Underscore Need for Statewide Dedicated Revenue
Governor Josh Shapiro again took executive action to preserve the status quo for SEPTA. His action requests $220 million in “emergency-” designated funds from the Public Transportation Trust Fund to address the federal government’s recent order to immediately preserve the safety and accessibility of Pennsylvania’s largest transit system. However, this action does not solve Pennsylvania’s public transit crisis. Our state elected officials still must pass sustainable transit funding. After transit funding was “taken off the table” in this year’s state budget negotiations, the Transit...