Campaign Updates

Important Milestone: Governor Shapiro flexes $153 Million, Saving SEPTA from a Financial Doom Spiral

On November 22, 2024, Governor Shapiro flexed $150 million to save SEPTA riders & Pennsylvania’s economy. In celebration, the Transit for All PA! Coalition issued the following statement: Today the Transit for All PA! statewide coalition celebrates an important step for transit, with Governor Shapiro’s… Read More »Important Milestone: Governor Shapiro flexes $153 Million, Saving SEPTA from a Financial Doom Spiral

Governor Shapiro Must Act Now To Save Transit Riders and Our Economy

The transit service that moves millions of Pennsylvanians is in crisis. Here’s the rundown. Check out this memo on how the Governor can step in to save SEPTA and use Flex Funds to improve service across our state Whether we live in Philadelphia or Pottstown,… Read More »Governor Shapiro Must Act Now To Save Transit Riders and Our Economy

TOOLKIT: Stop Transit Cuts & Fare Increases

Time is running out: SEPTA and transit systems across PA are facing major service cuts and fare increases imminently. We need all hands on-deck to ensure we don’t lose our foundation, and can work to stabilize and grow our Commonwealth’s public transportation – urban, suburban, rural, and intercity.

We Need Our Leaders to Prioritize Transit

Opinion from Lionel Randolph: “We Need Our Leaders to Prioritize Transit” Lionel Randolph is a transit operator, the President of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1436 in Harrisburg and the Legislative Director for the Amalgamated Transit Union’s Pennsylvania Joint Conference Board Transit is essential for our… Read More »We Need Our Leaders to Prioritize Transit

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State Funding Update – Legislators Must Act

Public transit funding in southeastern PA and across the state remains in crisis, but now’s the time to double down in pushing state government to #FundPATransit.

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Hundreds rally in Harrisburg to demand State Legislators deliver transit funding

Today, on the front steps of the Pennsylvania State Capitol, government leaders, business leaders, labor leaders and transit riders from big cities, small towns and rural areas rallied and called on the legislature to support adequate transportation funding. Time is running short.

State Budget Passes With $80 Million for Public Transportation

Transit riders and workers win the first funding increase in PA in over a decade. However, the one-time funding was far short of our goals and puts working people in danger. Transit for All PA! will continue advocacy through the summer to win transit improvements… Read More »State Budget Passes With $80 Million for Public Transportation

Take Action🚨 Don’t let transit riders and workers get kicked back in the state budget!

As constituents and taxpayers, we are demanding that our elected officials do their jobs and hold transit funding as an essential component of any deal that is negotiated this week! For the third year in a row, the ball might get dropped. June 30th… Read More »Take Action🚨 Don’t let transit riders and workers get kicked back in the state budget!

Call your legislator and tell them to Vote to Fund Transit in PA!

The time is now! Call and E-mail Governor Shapiro and YOUR State Legislators – Fund PA Transit! THANK YOU for taking action for transit in Pennsylvania, whether taking part in our letter-writing campaign or signing our platform – now its time to pick up the… Read More »Call your legislator and tell them to Vote to Fund Transit in PA!

Write a letter to the editor in your local paper about how passing Governor Shapiro’s proposed public transit budget would impact your community and your daily life

Whether we live in Harrisburg or Pittsburgh, Wilkes Barre or Erie, rural towns or Philadelphia, all Pennsylvanians deserve safe, reliable, dignified access to the places they need to go. Public transit services operate in every single PA county and keep seniors connected to healthcare, families… Read More »Write a letter to the editor in your local paper about how passing Governor Shapiro’s proposed public transit budget would impact your community and your daily life