Oh my. This station is stuff of legends. Being a major transfer point for buses, there are always…read moresome award winning, sketchy people around this station. No matter the time of day. I can remember this place always having people around it and the number of stories about this station on the news. Such a breeding ground for weird ish in the city. Wasn't any different when I came through here. I intentionally got off at this station to venture out to grab a bite to eat. However, I should have stayed on a ways to find that bite. Exiting here you go down a what feels like a dreadful long hallway. That is after getting off in probably one of the darkest stations I have ever been to. You get closer and closer to the exit and noise, accompanied by a weird smell hits you. You then realize that that smell is not a smell you want to be smelling. That smell is the smell of unwashed, of public restrooms wherever you want, of too little cleaning. I will echo a few things here. Be aware of your surroundings. There is a lot going on here. Yes, there is a police presence here, but most times it feels like they are just passing through or don't care. Right inside the entrance, it is pretty, but don't let that false sense or welcoming blur your senses.

Potential to be a great amenity for the city…read more But instead the elevators (and I'm sure other areas) are filled with urine. What a pleasant experience... Hire some security / patrol, and a basic cleaning schedule, and this station would be just fine.

It's hard to sneer at a train station that offers free parking for commuters into the city. There…read moreare only 230 spaces and one of them has my Sprinter van today so that I can go into downtown for sightseeing. The station is handicapped accessible with ramps and highly readable signage indicating where we are and the next train to arrive. At 7:00 am, the platform was busy with commuters but there were plenty of seats on board the train. And because it is a junction where the Red and Blue and Silver lines stop, there are going to be multiple trains. I had a question for a staff person and so it was great that a very nice lady was working today. Why does the PRT app indicate "Not valid for rail"? Well, that's because the bar code can't be validated on the trains but she has the "validator" app and that's now all set. Washington Junction is indeed a junction where lines from Pittsburgh to Washington PA met up with lines from Roscoe PA. Note that you are only allowed to park in designated spaces. Anywhere else and your car might not be here when you return. Food and drink are not permitted on the train and if you're listening to something, you should be using earphones. [Review 20355 overall - 614 in Pennsylvania - 1333 of 2023.]

I'm assuming that this was meant to be the main transfer hub in the city when the ambition of the…read moresubway system was bigger than just running through Downtown. When this area was flooded with people on the regular. When Pittsburgh's population was higher. The station is set up where you can transfer to any of the three lines. That basically all go the same directions. It feels grand, it feels ready, but ultimately it feels underused. This station almost feels like a movie set or an attraction at an amusement park. Probably one of the cleanest stations I have ever been to. I really hope that Pittsburgh is able to finally get the T to look more like a T than a Who from Whoville. I also find it funny that the Steel Plaza Station doesn't really sit under the U.S. Steel Tower. But it is what it is.

It should have a bathroom! The steel building has a Starbucks, an beautiful T station and lots of…read moresecurity. But if you a need a bathroom to use your be told, we'll go look for one cause there is none here for you. Only the people who work there at Starbucks, security and the offices have access. So I guess you just have to hope you find one nearby. And good luck with that!

When I lived in Pittsburgh I avoided public transit like the plague. For two reasons, it wasn't…read morereliable and, especially when talking about the T, didn't go near anywhere I needed to go. That still holds true, but I used the T to my advantage on my recent visit. I started here and decided to use the Free Fare Zone to get me to where I needed to go for the short time I was going to be in the city. It worked, but not as efficiently as I wanted it to. Little backstory, instead of the city looking at where a majority of people were living, working, and going in the city, they decided to expand the T to the North Shore. Instead of sending it up into Oakland towards Squirrel Hill to benefit neighborhoods and students at the many universities, they decided to benefit those that were coming to see the football and baseball teams. The city was told that it would eventually connect all the way out to the airport and benefit everyone. That was nearly a decade ago and nothing else has come from this other than an inflated final bill for boring a tunnel under the Alleghany River. Now that I am off my soapbox, back to the review. For all intents and purposes, this serves its purpose. The northernmost terminus (at this time) of all three lines, Red, Blue, and Silver. To gain access to the platform, as this is an above grade platform, you will need to either use the stairs or elevators. This station sits caddy corner from Heinz Field (it will always be Heinz Field) and the same side of the street as the Carnegie Science Center. The other side of the platform is the Parkway North and beyond that the North Side. All you have to do is wait here for anyone of the trains to arrive and you will be on your way south. Honestly, if you are riding within the Free Fare Zone it does not matter which line you get on. Just know that when the train does arrive at the station you will have to wait for the driver to switch ends of the car to get it going back towards Downtown. Once you are on you way, you start to descend below grade and towards the next station.

Allegheny is (for now) the northern terminus of the Pittsburgh Regional Transit light rail system…read moreand it is served by all three lines - Blue, Red and Silver. It is on the north shore. The station is above ground and exposed to the elements so if it's windy, the platform will be cold and if it's rainy, the platform will be wet and slippery. Use caution. Escalators, elevators and stairs, the station has two tracks with an island platform. There is decent signage for those who are unfamiliar with the station which is likely as other than commuters, you're in walking distance to the Steelers stadium and the Carnegie Science Center. The station is in the "free fare" zone so you do not need a ticket to board or exit here, but if you're headed beyond the city center, you will need a ticket when you depart. [Review 20424 overall - 634 in Pennsylvania - 1403 of 2023.]

I started taking College Shuttles during my junior year of college. Back then, it was always a pain…read moretrying to book a ride. The website was shabby, but I was always able to contact an associate to book a ride for me. It is a legit company, or at least they were. At the beginning of the fall semester, I went onto College Shuttle's "newly designed" website to pay for the Triple Play (two weekend trips and a holiday break). It was a pain to navigate since some buttons wouldn't work, but it was nothing I wasn't already used to. I paid $205 and then proceeded to try to book a ride. I couldn't do it (as usual) so I tried to contact an associate for help. For a couple of weeks, I attempted calling multiple phone numbers, DMing the company on both Facebook and the shabby website, emailing, and even asking people at both my school and Frostburg state - but nobody could tell me why this company was suddenly unresponsive after I already paid $205. Since then, I've disputed the payment with my bank and they gave me a temporary credit. I would hold off on trying to use this service until they release a statement saying what's been going on.

I already paid $205 for the triple round trip, but when I tried to book a ride on their shabby…read morewebsite, I couldn't do it. Those people do not respond to my email and phone calls at all.

Tony Williams was great for booking our trips to Steel City Con, and home a few days later. The…read moredriver arrived a little early, because our area was new to him. The car was clean and well maintained. the driver was very nice. We enjoyed both trips very much.

A bit more expensive than Uber, but worth it for the comfort and reliability. Drivers are punctual,…read morefriendly, and drive safely. Both times they even arrived slightly early! They're definitely my go-to, and I'd happily give them an extra half star.

Another way overdue review for Integrity Transportation. This time, going back to Pittsburgh from…read moreClearfield, Mike was my driver. Once again, the trip couldn't have been more pleasant. Mike was professional, on time (actually a tad early) reliable and friendly. Nick, like before, provided excellent service. Only once did I have to leave a message, and he called me back promptly. With the fantastic service Nick, Troy and Mike provided, they really deserve more than 5 stars. The stress of traveling just melts away with Integrity. They are an excellent choice.

They did a great job picking up my elderly mother from the airport and helping her with her…read moreluggage. We are very happy with their service and will use them again.

Punctual and consistent. Reasonable prices and great looking cars. Highly recommend. .........read more

I contacted Pittsburgh black car based off of there yelp reviews and they did not disappoint. I…read morecontacted Daniel about a week before my arrival and Daniel responded the same day negotiated my price and booked my transportation all via text! When we arrived at the airport he was there waiting with the sign that I requested. His car was clean and the ride was a perfect start to our Pittsburgh weekend!

I would highly recommend Write Transport over any other service. The men were very professional,…read moreaccommodating and the vehicle was very comfortable. The vehicle was clean, temperature comfortable and you would feel welcome. My company used this service for several days with no problems. They arrived ahead of schedule to ensure we arrived at the airport on time.

One of the best car services I've used. On time for my airport trip both ways when I needed someone…read moreto pickup at 4am and 11pm.

We had an amazing night celebrating my folks 60th anniversary. Ron happened to be in town and did…read morethe actual driving. Super good guy. Took pics for us and with us. Did the escorting of my parents to the van. Could not have been easier to work with. Highly recommend!!!

Driver was late to arrive by about 15 minutes claiming he got lost on the way. The cooler and ice…read moreprovided was completely melted. Driver, Chaz, switched out with his brother half way through our time claiming he had an "emergency". We were not told if his brother worked for the company or not or even knew how to drive a large van. When his brother came to get us he said they had just switched so Chaz could drive a different group of people somewhere. The van also reeked of smoke when he came to pick us up from our location. Both Chaz and his brother seemed to have a hard time controlling the van which made it scary for all involved. All the owner offered us was a $200 credit to book with them again. The driver and the company have been incredibly unprofessional. I would stay away from them at all costs.