TRANSIT FOR ALL PA!
Keep Our Transit Safe and In Service
SEPTA and PRT are able to avoid service cuts for up to two years, pillaging money for repairs and accessiblity, just as SEPTA’s regional rail trains are deemed an imminent safety hazard. But no new money has been approved for public transportation across the commonwealth. LANTA, shared-ride and paratransit, and transit agencies across PA will all hit their fiscal cliffs in the coming months.
The time to TAKE ACTION IS NOW!
Fill out this form to email your legislators, Governor Shapiro, and PA House and Senate leadership to fund every system outside of Philly and Pittsburgh NOW, and commit to funding for imminent safety improvements to keep our systems running. We can't wait two years!
Transit Moves Us
SEPTA and PRT riders are feeling relief in scheduled service. But SEPTA’s Regional Rail trains are a safety risk, and LANTA and paratransit services across PA have no solutions in sight.
Riders, workers, and transit supporters are bridging our divides and fighting for transit that moves rural and urban communities across our state.
We want you to join us!
We demand transit funding to ensure our transit remains safe and in service – in every corner of Pennnsylvania. Riders should not lose service due to dangerous infrastructure in Philly, and agencies growing ridership in the Lehigh Valley should not lose out.
In all 67 counties of the Commonwealth, public transportation provides critical access for our elders, youth, disabled community members, and households without access to a personal vehicle. Transit systems statewide are hitting a funding “cliff,” which would devastate communities that have already lost much of their service in the past five years.
We’re holding Governor Shapiro to his word and heeding the caution of Scott Sauer of SEPTA to say that we can’t rob our future safety and accessibility for short-term gains, anywhere in Pennsylvania.
We are a coalition of thousands from communities of all sizes and geographies, and we have a shared demand: to restore transit service across the state to 2019 levels– and to expand transit service in communities outside Pittsburgh and Philadelphia by an additional 10%. But first, we must stave off imminent collapse.
Whether you’re from State College or Scranton, Philly or Erie, better transit is possible, is necessary, and is transformative. We’re ready to bring this challenge to our state elected leaders:
are you ready to meet this moment with us?
Thanks for your Support!
Here’s how you can take action to stop cuts and win better public transit across PA:
1. Attend an organizing event
Join other transit riders and workers to take action together!
2. Take Action On Your Own
Use our tools to raise awareness in your community
