Pittsburgh, PA Guaranteed Basic Mobility pilot covers transportation costs for low-income residents

Pittsburgh, PA Guaranteed Basic Mobility pilot

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The City of Pittsburgh launched a Guaranteed Basic Mobility pilot that covers transportation costs for 50 low-income residents for a one-year trial period. The pilot was designed to test whether reliable access to transportation improves employment and health outcomes for low-income households. The Manchester Citizens Corporation will provide participants with "trip coaching" to ensure that they know how to use the various transit services.

Citizen Services Transportation Public Private Partnership (PPP)Pilot / POC Equity

Pittsburgh, PA

Municipality in Pennsylvania

United States

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