Pittsburgh Mobility & Infrastructure

Have issues? Tell us! If you're having issues with the newly-installed LED Streetlights, let us know on 311!

Check out the latest @nytimes article on our LED Streetlight Modernization! We're very proud that our project to overhaul our inventory of cobrahead lighting is getting attention on this level! nytimes.com/2025/07/22/cli…

The Mayor’s Office, Council District 2, and the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure will be hosting a listening session for the West Pittsburgh Mobility Plan. The City will share what we’ve already heard, and get your feedback on what we still need to consider!

The city of Pittsburgh announced that a raised crosswalk will be implemented along a street in the Northside in an effort to improve pedestrian safety. wtae.com/article/raised…

Data collected indicated that more than 54% of vehicles traveling on Federal Street exceeded the posted speed limit of 25 mph. From 2020 to 2024, there have been six recorded crashes at this intersection involving pedestrians, many resulting in serious injuries.

A segment of the N. Shore Trail in Pittsburgh’s Chateau neighborhood closed temporarily on Thursday June 26th The temporary closure comes after a small portion of the trail eroded, preventing safe crossing.

Guess what we saw?! The REPAIRED Boggston Retaining Wall in Beltzhoover! 🎉 A huge thank you to our friends at @PghDOMI for completing this project.

Neighborway lovers rejoice! The Comrie Way Neighborway has been resurfaced between Winebiddle and Gross Street after seeing many requests for resurfacing.

We’re thrilled to reopen the Davis Ave. Bridge — reconnecting Brighton Heights to Riverview Park! Thank you to the neighbors, partners, and teams who made this long-anticipated project a reality.

The City of Pittsburgh is pleased to announce that traffic calming measures have been implemented on Murtland Street and on Hamilton Avenue in the Homewood neighborhood.

While the recent news has been concerning, overall trends show a clear picture: our countermeasures work! unionprogress.com/2025/06/15/pit…

The Mayor’s Office and DOMI will be sharing their vision, based on community feedback, for S 18th Street in the City’s South Side Slopes Neighborhood. Attendees will have a chance to learn more and provide feedback prior to construction later this year!

🎉 Happy to share that the newly built Davis Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, reconnecting Brighton Heights with Riverview Park, is OPEN to the public! I look forward to celebrating this important project on June 20 at 11:30am. I hope you'll join me on a walk across the bridge.

A safer intersection at S. Aiken and Ellsworth is here! 📢 We advocated for this project in the 2022 budget, and thanks to @PghDOMI, this intersection now features: ✅ Ped countdown signals ✅ Leading pedestrian intervals ✅ Updated signage ✅ Dark-skies compliant lighting

🚨Starting June 22, more than two dozen bus routes will see updated routing, new stop locations, and schedule changes for service improvements & the launch of permanent service along the downtown portion of the University Line. A list of changes can be found at…

Congratulations on 10 years of Bike share, Pittsburgh! wpxi.com/news/local/bik…

The Herron Avenue Bridge in Pittsburgh’s Polish Hill neighborhood will be closing temporarily on Wednesday May 28th at 8:00 am.

In partnership with Pittsburgh H2O, we completed a stormwater and roadway improvement project to address flooding issues at Braywood Way in the Greenfield and Hazelwood neighborhoods. These improvements, while unromantic, mean a world of difference for the impacted residents.

We had a fantastic time during Bike to Work Week. For many of our staff, every week is BTWW and we are pleased to have an array of transportation modes represented in our staff. We’re proud of the work they do everyday to support the mobility and infrastructure of Pittsburgh.

Drivers, make room for cyclists! It’s the law! 🚴 When you pass a bicycle, you must give them four feet of space and may only cross the double yellow line to do so when safe. Visit bit.ly/PennDOTBicycle… to learn more about bike safety laws. #BikeSafetyMonth