WestmorelandCounty Transit Authority

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41 Bell Way

Greensburg, PA 15601

+1 (724) 834-9282

https://www.westmorelandtransit.com

The Westmoreland County Transit Authority was formed by the county commissioners in 1978 to combine service that was being provided by a number of private bus companies throughout the county. The original Westmoreland Transit office was located in the Westmoreland County courthouse and was managed by the Planning Department. Later, the Authority moved its office to North Main Street. In 1992, the current office and Transit Center located at 41 Bell Way was opened. Mission Statement The mission of WCTA is to provide a safe, reliable, and stable transportation services designed to meet the County residents' needs and improve their quality of life.

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2.04 reviews

Kim H.

4/25/2022

Outstanding customer service! Above and Beyond! Our bus was delayed due to a demonstration at City Hall, construction, and a 5 car pile up on the highway out outbound from Pittsburgh and we all...

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Justin H.

12/17/2024

Driver of bus 502 cut me off. Then gave me the finger. Then yelled out the window "slow down a**hole!" All this done in earshot and view of the public. Even if I was in the wrong he didnt even...

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Hassan G.

5/30/2024

On (5/30/24, Thursday) 11:50am to 12:30 noon. I called to get bus route info for Friday from New Ken to Pittsburgh Mills mall. First issue was phone answering system- sends callers thru a...

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Laura B.

6/25/2018

Do not purchase a Connect Card from WCTA on their online site!!! Purchase will be taken out of your bank account but the passes don't show up, then WCTA doesn't do anything to help you out to get...

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