Commuting to Campus
The University of Pittsburgh is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from commuter travel 50% by 2030. You can help Pitt achieve this goal by choosing shared and/or active transportation options when traveling to campus.
Fare-Free Public Transportation
All Pitt students and employees ride Pittsburgh Regional Transit fare free with your Pitt ID (Panther card)! Just hop on a bus and tap!
Pittsburgh Regional Transit provides transit service throughout Allegheny County, including Oakland and and the City of Pittsburgh.
Many bus lines that run through Pitt’s campus to other neighborhoods. Routes commonly used by Pitt riders include the 54, 58, 61A, 61B, 61C, 61D, 67, 69, 71A, 71B, 71C, 71D, 75, 81, 83, 93, & P3.
Use Transit App, check PRT’s online schedules, and/or get a printed schedule at Pitt’s Parking & Transportation office.
Pitt Shuttle
Pitt Shuttle : In addition to Pittsburgh Regional Transit, students may also use Pitt Shuttle routes connecting through Oakland and other neighborhoods.
Biking
From bike rentals to rack locators, the University of Pittsburgh is committed to making bike riding a convenient and accessible transportation choice. Find more information below for all of the ways Pitt supports bikes on campus.
- Basic campus biking info
- Pitt Bike Cave – Visit to learn how to and fix your bike (with our tools) or join a ride!
The University of Pittsburgh is a Silver-ranked Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Cyclists.
Bike Share: Pitt students and employees have access to unlimited free 30 minute rides via POGOH bike share.
Walking
Walking is a carbon-free mode of commuting — and uses the least amount of street space.
Walking can save time and money, while helping you get exercise in as part of getting to and moving around campus.
Parking on or Near Campus
If you do need to drive to campus:
- A limited number of student parking permits parking passes are available for purchase
- Visitor & daily parking is available in University lots with variable rates.
- Metered street parking in the City of Pittsburgh is payable by cash, credit, or app .
- If a commuter student,
- Consider parking at a PRT Park & Ride and taking the bus to campus.
- Contact Pitt Mobility for commuter support!