Ingomar

Ingomar, PA · Traffic & Transit
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
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masstransitmag.com
PA: A new day: Pittsburgh Regional Transit, union workers improve relationship
Just 4½ years ago, the relationship between Pittsburgh Regional Transit and Local 85 of the Amalgamated Transit Union was fractured at best. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly 100 union members – 51 of them operators — refused to be vaccinated against the virus and the agency fired them. The union bitterly objected and filed a series of grievances.
tollroadsnews.com
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Maximize Seasonal Hiring Success with RideACTA
As businesses gear up for seasonal peaks, securing a reliable workforce becomes crucial. One effective strategy to enhance recruitment and retention is utilizing RideACTA’s affordable and convenient last-mile shuttle service. RideACTA connects riders with over 275 businesses in Pittsburgh’s Airport Corridor, offering a seamless commuting experience. RideACTA: Bridging...
USA TODAY
Wabash Tunnel to permanently close to traffic Dec. 1
WTAJ
Johnstown Inclined Plane extends free rides through holiday season
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WTAJ) —The Cambria County Transit Authority (CamTran) Board of Directors has approved extending free rides on the Johnstown Inclined Plane through Dec. 31. The extension continues a complimentary ride period that lasted 30 days and was scheduled to end Oct. 31. Since returning to service on Sept. 10, following an extensive rehabilitation project, […]
abc27 News
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Southbound Route 65 Long-term Utility Work Begins Tuesday in Conway
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing utility work on Route 65 (Ohio River Boulevard) in Conway Borough, Beaver County will begin Tuesday, October 27 weather permitting. Beginning at approximately 7:00 AM Tuesday, there will be a long-term lane closure implemented on southbound Route 65 between Crows Run Road...
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PA: Brandon McGinley: Trains and terrain: The future of passenger rail in Pittsburgh
The mountains remain the problem. This barrier to westward expansion has defined Pittsburgh for centuries: as the first city of The West, as a place set apart from the Great East, as the de facto capital of the in-between space called Appalachia. But even in the 21st century, they remain...