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System Map of Transit Service in Allegheny County Freeport Rd Bradford Woods Harrison N Brodhead Rd BCTA 1 13K NCATA Wexford 71 Bairdsford S Brodhead Rd System Map of Transit Service in Allegheny County Wykes St Aliquippa BCTA Waugaman St 2 BCTA This map shows Port Authority and other transit service within Allegheny County 6 Monaca Rd Montana AvNatrona Spring Hill Rd Wexford Bayne Rd Heights BCTA Franklin Av Tyler St 2 DRAFT - Additional information on out of county routes being added Kennedy Blvd 15 5 Grand Av Grand AP - P10 BCTA d Allegheny Acres v 4 lB 5 20th St Federal St noi Brandt School Rd t 13J Freeport Rd utit Vine St Main St Mile Lock Ln Mill St sno Penn St WCTA 13K Natrona 12 BCTA C 5 WCTA 2 NCATA BCTA 15 PA-56 vA ss vA 71 2 River Av Argonne Dr u P10 D Brackenridge 13J Ormond St E 8th Av BCTA E 9th Av 1 Ambridge Park-n-Ride River Av 77A 78A BCTA 14 BCTA BCTA E 8th Av 6 S Brodhead Rd 1 2 Franklin Park E 6th Av E 2nd Av E 1st Av Tarentum Hyde Park Rd 11th St E 7th Av E 4th 5Av AMBRIDGE-ALIQUIPPA Brandt School Rd Lock St 1 Corbet St BRIDGE BCTA W 7th Av 2 T Leechburg Rd (PA-56) 14 E 1stARENTUM Av Showcase Cinemas Park-n-Ride P10 W 4th Av BRIDGE BCTA MerchantAmbridge St DussAv 1 12A 13A 13B O4 Baileys Run Rd 5 I-79 WCTA BCTA PA-356 2 1 15 W Ingomar Rd 77A Tarentum Bridge Rd WCTA McKnight Rd 12 Blazier Dr O5 78A Hemlock Dr Freeport Rd WCTA WCTA WCTA 4th St Blazier Dr 14 14S 12 Babcock Blvd Caldwell Av Beaver St Valley St Leechburg Rd Ohio River Blvd (PA-65) Parkway North I-279 Presidential Dr Leechburg Rd Ingomar Rd rD W Ingomar Rd Rural Ridge WCTA Highland 11CRd 13C Craighead Rd Lower Burrell 14 n 14S avlyS Ingomar Perry Hwy Ingomar Heights Rd WCTA Craighead Rd Freeport Rd 14 Hemlock Dr 12A McKnight Rd UPMC Passavant Hospital N P11 13C Sample Rd Creighton Hillcrest Shopping Center ro Peebles Rd 5 pS Crawford Run Rd 13A Wildlife Lodge Rd t WCTA WCTA WCTA WCTA h 11C 13C 12A r William Flynn Hwy Freeport Rd South Heights ni 12 14 14S 15 13J A g McCandless 1D v 13B etaght D Rochester Rd eif R Dorseyville r Sample Rd Drey St O4 dl 1D R 1 18th St 78A rD 77A WCTA nroH 4thAv 14 Cumberland Rd e Arnold PA-56 Cumberland Rd R P10 aF WCTA vlB 11C 13C O5 s d h WCTA 14S 1D i o 14J WCTA Saxonburg Blvd n Gringo Rd Willoughby Rd 12A WCTA Pittsburgh Mills D 12 15 Beaver Rd Sloop Rd Highland Rd 15th St E Hill Dr 1D Mt Royal Blvd r 13A 12A Peebles Rd R 14th St North St Pittsburgh Mills Cir Galleria Dr Leetsdale King Charles Dr 13C 11C Duncan Av WCTA 13J 13C VictoriaAv WCTA WCTA 13B Village Center Dr BCTA Sandhurst Dr R 14 14S 6 Duncan Av 14 Industry Dr WCTA WCTA O4 Ferguson Rd Barnes St 14J O5 Pittsburgh Mills Blvd 14S WCTA 13C 14 Allegheny Valley Exwy (PA-28) WCTA BCTA BCTA 11th St WCTA 4 Harvest Manor Dr Babcock Blvd 1D 7th St (PA-780)14J 1 Broad Meadow Dr WCTA 14 7th St Rd (PA-780) Broad Hill Dr Remington Dr McCargo St Stevenson Blvd (PA-56) 14S Broad Meadow Dr 13C 1D Powers Dr (PA-780) WCTA 4thAv 9th St WCTA 7th St Exd14S C L SCHMITT New Kensington 14J 13J 1D Allison Park WCTA 11C R 5 Freeport Rd 7th St Fassinger Ln Harts Run Rd 14J BRIDGE WCTA WCTA WCTA 15 Edgeworth P11 14J WCTA 7th St McIntire Sq Dr Indianola Rd (PA-910) 12 R 12 13C Peebles Rd Middle Rd WCTA O5 WCTA WCTA 7th St Exd IndustrialAv 14 14 14 Central City Plaza WCTA 12A WCTA WCTA Spring St14S 14S 14S 1 77A 78A WCTA WCTA 4th St Riverview Dr Center Av Laurelwood Dr McIntyre Rd Harmar Heights 12 14 McIntireRoss Rd Charterwood Dr Harwick WCTA WCTA WCTA Amity Dr Hite Rd 14J 14S 15 1 Parnassus Beaver St Parkway North I-279 Thompson Run Rd Centennial St PillowAv 77A 13J 13A P10 78A WCTA Hill St Babcock Blvd 12 Greensburg Rd (PA-366) P10 Locust St Hampton P11 P10 Sewickley 21 Browns Ln McKnight Rd 1D Parkway Dr Rochester Rd Freeport Rd at Alpha Dr (Harmar Garage) WCTA Ross Park Mall Dr Sutter Rd 5 14J 13B Thompson Run Rd R Logans Ferry Rd Walnut St 1 74B 77A 78A 91A 500 P11 Broad St 14 Ross Park Mall P10 Logans Ferry Bank St Stoneridge 21 Cheswick Springdale Butler St Perry Hwy 12A 1D 12A R Ohio River Blvd (PA-65) Freeport Rd Pittsburgh St Perrysviller Mt Royal Blvd 1 5 5 500 D D 13A 1 500 500 P10 wolli Harmar SEWICKLEY 13J Schars Ln Beaver St Tartline Dr BRIDGE Lincoln Av Osborne 13K W O4 University Blvd Wedgewood Dr BCTA Wedgewood Dr 7th St Rd (PA-780) Lowries Run Rd Washington Dr 1 NCATA Country Ln Coxcomb Hill Rd 71 Jefferson Dr Berkeley Hills 13J Lauara Lee Dr Hemlock Dr Andrew Dr Sandy Dr Fern Hollow Rd 21 Ohio River Blvd (PA-65) Haviland Dr 1F Allegheny Valley Exwy (PA-28) Moon Crest 2ndAv Camp Horne Giant Eagle Thompson Dr 2nd St Siebert Rd Anderson Rd Wallridge Dr Ben Avon Heights Rd Highliff Babcock Blvd Ohio Twp. McKnight Rd 13F 1st St 17B 18B G Vilsack Rd Delaware Dr Coxcomb Hill Highland Av ssa Laurel HULTON La Rue Dr Sycamore ThornDr Run Rd 4th Av 4th Av Glenshaw R 1F 1st Av Gass Rd Rochester Rd 25A College Ave d 11C Gardens BRIDGE Camp Horne Rd17B 6th Av O5 Coxcomb Hill Rd 25A Main St 77A 25A 5th Av 13C Braunlich Dr 25A 11C 78A 78A Hunt Valley Rd Glenfield 77A WCTA 21 West View Plaza at Giant Eagle Hulton Rd Old Thorn Run Rd Grand Av 13F 1F 14J 25A W 500 East Oakmont a Viennese Dr Beaver Grade Rd Coraopolis 14 BCTA 11C 11D 500 17B West View Perry Hwy Tristan Dr Broadway St 1 Center Av Nichols Rd tsall Ohio River Blvd (PA-65) o CORAOPOLIS 21 18B 1F BRIDGE n Hilands Pl 1D A 13A 25A CenterAv 11C Thompson Run Rd v West View Park Dr AlleghenyAv 19L Center Av Ben Avon Heights Park Pl Oakmont WCTA Thorn Run Rd 11D R EAST LIBERTY 12 University Blvd Union Av 77A Emsworth Mt Royal Blvd State Av Stop A (outbound) Stop C (inbound) 13C Anderson Rd Wible Run Rd 25A 14 17B 500 Middle Rd Moon 17B BCTA 19L Ben Avon Heights Rd Center Av 13B 63A 63B 68B 68G 77U 78E EBA EBO EBS P68 78A Patton Rd 1 Ben Avon 18C 13F Babcock Blvd P11 13J Stop B (outbound - Pick up) Stop D (inbound - Discharge) College Ave P Hulton Rd Coraopolis Rd Neville Island 21 500 A Grand Av Church Av Perry Highway at Ross Garage Shaler l Marshall Dr 25A 13K Parkway North I-279 68A 68F 68J 78A G GC P PG P7 P10 G3 18C 12A 25A 6A 18C NEGLEY ehgel Ohio River Blvd (PA-65) NCATA 11C 11D Grant Av n Stop A (outbound) Stop C (inbound) P11 P12 P17 y 71 13A vA vA Perry Hwy R Rouser Rd Forest Av 74B vi n O4 13B O5 63A 63B 68B 68G 77U 78E EBA EBO EBS P68 e Airside Dr o Avalon i Penn Mall Station Ross Park-n-Ride r BCTA Fisk Av n N Jackson Av B California Av Butler St P10 G3 U Ross Shelter #1 (outbound) Shelter #4 (inbound) 4 Coraopolis Heights Rd Orchard Av Stop B (outbound - Pick up) Stop D (inbound - Discharge) vl North Av d Corporate Center Dr Means Av Forest Ave 11C 11D 13C 13F 13X Buses do not serve Shelters #2 and #3 (see 5th Av Ramp) 74B Pittsburgh International Airport 68A 68F 68J 78A G GC P PG P7 P10 Verona 16 Jacks Run Rd McKnight Rd Wildwood Ave 28X Horizon Dr 71C 77A 77B 81B 86 88 89A 94A 94B 94C Horizon Dr Neville Rd 19L Bellevue Wible Run Rd P11 P12 P17 Cherrington Parkway 17B 11D Ellsworth Ave near East Liberty Station Connie Dr Millvale Loop Beaver Grade Rd Evergreen Rd t Plum 18C York Dr Airport Parkway 18B Ivory Av Mt Troy Rd Ext Evergreen Rd rel S 75 Freeport Rd N Balph Av 1F ML Lincoln Ave 500 6A 1D ML t uB F S Starr Av L Ivory Av 1F Coraopolis Rd Freeport P11 ME Jackman Av N Freemont Av Waterworks Mall at Giant Eagle Hunter Verona Rd S Chestnut St Bascom AvBascom Av Mt Troy Rd VA Hosp 11D 6A N Main St 500 I St Sharpsburg 77U P N Mt Troy Rd Ext ML 91A G Cambronne St Park 25A Spring Garden Rd Etna 91A Hamil Rd IRB IRB Main St Blawnox 12A I-279 HOV Lane t Butler St 1 74B 91A 94B 500 78A Hulton Rd Herbst Rd D 1F 1 EvergreenAv 91A S 1D 91A Delafield Rd 20 Perrysville Av ML 62ND ST Hamil Rd relhe RAP RAP Cherry City BRIDGE 74B EG Perry North P10 Indiana RdP 25A K Lincoln Av 1F St Clair St past Bunkerhill St Allegheny Valley Exwy (PA-28) Leechburg Rd Ramage Rd 1D 74B 1 Greensburg Rd (PA-366) 19L oK 62nd St Loop Aspinwall 77A 77U G3 Island Av Winhurst St ChapinColby St St R 71A 74B 500 Brighton Rd East St d 1 Grant Av Summer R Washington Blvd Freeport Rd Ewing Rd neergr 1D 500 91A Old Freeport Rd at Freeport Rd California Av16 6C 71A 77G 500 71A GreenwoodBaker St St 74B 78A P Unity Kendall Av 11C Hill 1 91A O’ Hara Hulton Rd DelafieldAv Sirius St 94B 91A 94B Colby St at Faber St Faber St HERRON One Wild Pl 500 77U WCTA 21 e 56th St 77F Freeport Rd 12 Stop A (outbound)/Stop C (inbound) vE HIGHLAND 77A Unity-Trestle Rd 55th St Butler St PARK BRIDGE Hulton Rd Coraopolis Rd Regulus St 14 6 6C 15 Golden Mile Hwy (PA-286) Pine Hollow Rd Klopfer St PG Kenmawr 19L Termon Av EBA EBS G2 W Morningside 71A HOMEWOOD Leechburg Rd McCoy Rd BCTA 18B 77F Poketa Rd 77B Beaver Valley Exwy Presston 17B Brighton Mt Pleasant Rd 1 Stop B (outbound - Pick up) Allegheny River Blvd Stop A (outbound)/Stop C (inbound) WCTA Overlook Pl Shadeland Av Millvale 94A 500 74B PG Jefferson Dr Allegheny Valley Exwy 94A Rosedale Kennedy Twp.
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