Find Homes Near A Park & Ride
Living Near Pittsburgh's
Park & Ride Network
Relocating to Pittsburgh or looking to shorten your commute, this guide to the region's park-and-ride lots has you covered.
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What Are Pittsburgh's Park & Ride Lots?
Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) operates or partners on more than 40 park-and-ride lots across Allegheny County, giving commuters a place to leave the car and catch the T light rail, the East, West, or South Busway, or a suburban bus route the rest of the way downtown. Instead of driving — and paying for parking — the whole way, residents in dozens of Pittsburgh-area communities can drive a few minutes to a nearby lot, most of which are free, and let PRT handle the rest.
Many Pittsburgh home buyers specifically search for homes near a park-and-ride lot to shorten their commute, avoid tunnel and Parkway traffic, and cut their monthly parking and gas costs.
Skip The Tunnel & Parkway Traffic
Park-and-ride lots let commuters leave the car behind before the worst of the Fort Pitt Tunnel, Liberty Tubes, and Parkway backups, then finish the trip by T, busway, or bus.
South Hills & West Suburb Connectivity
Communities like Dormont, Mt. Lebanon, Castle Shannon, Bethel Park, Carnegie, and Crafton all sit within a short drive of a Pittsburgh Regional Transit park-and-ride lot.
Free (Or Cheap) Commuter Parking
The large majority of PRT's park-and-ride lots have no parking fee at all — an instant savings over paying to park downtown every day.
Easy Access To Games & The North Shore
Skip expensive event-day parking for Steelers games, Pirates games, concerts, or a night at Rivers Casino by parking once and riding in from a nearby lot.
Communities With A Pittsburgh Park & Ride
Pittsburgh's park-and-ride network reaches far beyond the T light rail corridor. Because Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) operates or partners on lots along the T, the East Busway, the West Busway, and dozens of suburban bus routes, commuters from nearly every corner of Allegheny County have a lot within a short drive of home.
Pittsburgh-area communities with a park-and-ride lot include: Dormont, Mt. Lebanon, Castle Shannon, Collier Township, Bethel Park, South Park Township, Carnegie, Crafton, Moon Township, McCandless, McKeesport, Ross Township, Wilkinsburg, Swissvale, Monroeville, and Downtown Pittsburgh.
For many residents, a nearby park-and-ride provides a practical alternative to driving the entire commute through the Liberty Tubes, Fort Pitt Tunnel, and Parkway traffic corridors.
Pittsburgh Park & Ride Guide
Every Pittsburgh Regional Transit park-and-ride lot in Allegheny County — filter by municipality, transit service, or available spaces, then open any lot straight to Google Maps
Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) operates or partners on more than 40 park-and-ride lots across Allegheny County, letting commuters leave the car behind and catch the T light rail, the East, West, or South Busway, or a suburban bus route the rest of the way downtown. This directory covers all 44 currently listed park-and-ride facilities system-wide — from the 2,173-space South Hills Village lot to small neighborhood lots with a couple dozen spots. Use the filters below to narrow the list to a specific municipality, transit corridor, or minimum number of spaces, then tap through to Google Maps to see exactly where a lot sits.
| Park & Ride | Service | Municipality | Neighborhood | Address | Spaces | Fee | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown & North Shore | |||||||
| First Avenue Station | RED LINEBLUE LINESILVER LINE | Pittsburgh | Downtown | 600 First Avenue | 1,250 | Paid garage ($ — see pittsburghparking.com) | View |
| North Side Station (W. General Robinson) | RED LINEBLUE LINESILVER LINE | Pittsburgh | North Shore | 668 West General Robinson Street | 1,321 | Paid garage ($ — see alcoparking.com) | View |
| Spring Garden | LOCAL ROUTES | Pittsburgh | Spring Garden | 1700 Spring Garden Avenue | 14 | Free | View |
| Wabash | WEST BUSWAY | Pittsburgh | West End | West Carson Street at the Wabash Tunnel | 160 | Paid ($ — see ppgpublicparking.com) | View |
| South Hills — T Light Rail Stations | |||||||
| Bethel Park Station (Lytle) | SILVER LINE | Bethel Park | Bethel Park | Brightwood Road at Lytle Road | 286 | Free | View |
| Castle Shannon Station | RED LINE | Castle Shannon | Castle Shannon | Castle Shannon Blvd at Mt. Lebanon Blvd | 507 | Free | View |
| Dormont Junction Station | RED LINE | Dormont | Dormont | Biltmore Avenue off Route 19 | 165 | Free | View |
| Library Station | SILVER LINE | South Park Township | Library | Brownsville Road at Pleasant Street | 430 | Free | View |
| Memorial Hall Station | BLUE LINESILVER LINE | Castle Shannon | Castle Shannon | Route 88 at Sleepy Hollow Road | 395 | Paid garage ($ — see abm.com/Parking) | View |
| Mt. Lebanon Station | RED LINE | Mt. Lebanon | Uptown Mt. Lebanon | Shady Drive East at Alfred Street | 24 | Free | View |
| Potomac Station | RED LINE | Dormont | Dormont | Belrose Avenue at Potomac Avenue | 22 | Free | View |
| Saint Anne Station | BLUE LINESILVER LINE | Castle Shannon | Castle Shannon | Rockwood Avenue off Route 88 | 130 | Free | View |
| South Hills Village Station | RED LINEBLUE LINE | Bethel Park | Adjacent to Upper St. Clair | Village Drive at Fort Couch Road | 2,173 | $2/day or $22/month | View |
| Washington Junction Station | RED LINEBLUE LINESILVER LINE | Bethel Park | Bethel Park | Route 88 at Milford Drive | 300 | Free | View |
| West Library | SILVER LINE | Bethel Park | Bethel Park | 6229 Library Road | 115 | Free | View |
| Western Suburbs — West Busway & Airport Corridor | |||||||
| Bell Avenue (Bell Station) | WEST BUSWAY | Carnegie | Carnegie | Bell Avenue at Harrison Street | 34 | Free | View |
| Carnegie Station | WEST BUSWAY | Carnegie | Carnegie | Main Street at Logan Avenue | 215 | Free | View |
| Covenant Church | LOCAL ROUTES | Scott Township | Scott Township | 1630 Greentree Road | 75 | Free | View |
| Crafton Station | WEST BUSWAY | Crafton | Crafton | Station Street off Noble Avenue | 106 | Free | View |
| Idlewood Station | WEST BUSWAY | Pittsburgh | Elliott / West End | Idlewood Road at Morange Road | 33 | Free | View |
| Sheraden Station | WEST BUSWAY | Pittsburgh | Sheraden | Chartiers Avenue opposite Municipal Street | 177 | Free | View |
| Thorn Run | AIRPORT CORRIDOR | Moon Township | Moon Township | Route 51 at Thorn Run Road | 110 | Free | View |
| University Blvd | AIRPORT CORRIDOR | Moon Township | Moon Township | University Boulevard at Port Authority Drive | 600 | Free | View |
| Woodville | WEST BUSWAY | Collier Township | Collier Township | Route 50 at Thoms Run Road | 136 | Free | View |
| Ohio Valley | |||||||
| Ambridge | OHIO VALLEY | Ambridge | Ambridge | 11th Street at Duss Avenue | 160 | Free | View |
| Glenfield | OHIO VALLEY | Glenfield | Glenfield | Kilbuck Street at Ohio River Boulevard | 20 | Free | View |
| North Hills | |||||||
| Harmar | ALLEGHENY VALLEY | Harmar Township | Harmar Township | 55 Alpha Drive | 167 | Free | View |
| McCandless | NORTH HILLS | McCandless | McCandless | 9700 McKnight Road | 350 | Free | View |
| North Park | NORTH HILLS | McCandless | North Park | South Ridge Road at Hemlock Drive | 500 | Free | View |
| Ross | NORTH HILLS | Ross Township | Ross Township | Perrysville Avenue at the McKnight Road HOV ramp | 494 | Free | View |
| Tarentum | ALLEGHENY VALLEY | Tarentum | Tarentum | 4th Avenue at Ross Avenue, under the Tarentum Bridge | 29 | Free | View |
| East End — MLK Jr. East Busway | |||||||
| Hamnett Station | EAST BUSWAY | Wilkinsburg | Wilkinsburg | Center Street off Penn Avenue | 128 | Free | View |
| Muldowney | LOCAL ROUTES | Pittsburgh | East Hills | Muldowney Avenue | 15 | Free | View |
| Swissvale Station | EAST BUSWAY | Swissvale | Swissvale | Vernon Street off Braddock Avenue | 153 | Free | View |
| Wilkinsburg Station | EAST BUSWAY | Wilkinsburg | Wilkinsburg | Wallace Avenue at the Wilkinsburg Transit Center | 734 | Free | View |
| Turtle Creek Valley & Monroeville | |||||||
| Alpine Village | TURTLE CREEK VALLEY | Monroeville | Monroeville | Route 286 / Route 22 | 245 | Free | View |
| Beulah | TURTLE CREEK VALLEY | Churchill | Churchill | 2500 McCrady Road | 100 | Free | View |
| Forest Hills | TURTLE CREEK VALLEY | North Braddock | Forest Hills | Ardmore Boulevard at Avenue B | 168 | Free | View |
| Monroeville Mall | TURTLE CREEK VALLEY | Monroeville | Monroeville | Lower level of Macy's, Monroeville Mall | 140 | Free | View |
| Plum | TURTLE CREEK VALLEY | Plum | Plum | Route 286 / New Texas Road | 64 | Free | View |
| Mon Valley | |||||||
| Duquesne | MON VALLEY | Duquesne | Duquesne | Route 837 at Library Place | 311 | Free | View |
| Elizabeth | MON VALLEY | Elizabeth | Elizabeth | 3rd Street under the Route 51 Bridge | 25 | Free | View |
| Large | MON VALLEY | Jefferson Hills | Jefferson Hills | Peters Creek Road at Route 51 | 440 | Free | View |
| McKeesport Transportation Center | MON VALLEY | McKeesport | McKeesport | 541 Lysle Boulevard | 66 | Free | View |
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Sources & scope: Lot locations, capacities, fees, and ownership are drawn from Pittsburgh Regional Transit's official Park and Ride Locations dataset. Map links open Google Maps at each lot's coordinates in a new tab. Spaces, fees, and service availability can change without notice — always confirm current parking rules, rates, hours, and service alerts at rideprt.org before you go. Park-and-ride lots are for commuter parking only; PRT prohibits residential, overnight, long-term, or recreational parking at these facilities.
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YOUR QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions About Pittsburgh Park & Ride Lots
Most are. Of the 44 park-and-ride lots covered in this directory, 39 have no parking fee at all. A handful of high-demand lots do charge, including South Hills Village Station ($2/day or $22/month) and the paid garages at First Avenue Station and North Side Station (W. General Robinson) downtown.
No. Pittsburgh Regional Transit's (PRT) park-and-ride lots are for commuter parking only. Overnight, residential, long-term, and recreational parking are all prohibited, and vehicles left in non-designated areas can be ticketed or towed.
No permit is required to park at most lots — you can pull in, park, and walk to the platform or bus stop. You will need a ConnectCard or the Ready2Ride app to pay your fare once you board the T or a bus.
South Hills Village Station in Bethel Park is the largest, with 2,173 spaces feeding Red and Blue Line T service. Wilkinsburg Station on the East Busway is the largest busway lot, with 734 spaces.
PRT police patrol park-and-ride lots regularly, and most facilities have lighting and paved, striped parking areas. As with any commuter lot, it's smart to lock your car, keep valuables out of sight, and report anything suspicious to PRT police or 911.
Every T light rail station has some level of nearby parking, but “park-and-ride” specifically refers to the dedicated commuter lots — some attached to T stations, others serving the East Busway, West Busway, or a suburban bus route with no rail service at all.
Yes — the University Boulevard and Thorn Run park-and-ride lots in Moon Township both connect to Pittsburgh International Airport via the 28X Airport Flyer and G3 Moon Flyer routes, making them a popular alternative to paying for long-term airport parking.
It can. Many Pittsburgh-area buyers specifically search for homes within a short drive of a park-and-ride lot to cut their commute time and gas costs, which keeps neighborhoods like Dormont, Mt. Lebanon, Castle Shannon, and Bethel Park along the busway and T corridors consistently in demand.