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Use the online Commute Cost Calculator to estimate how much you can save.

CommuteInfo serves employers and commuters in these counties: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington, and Westmoreland.

Allegheny County Park & Ride Lots
Butler County Park & Ride Lots

 

TOP  REASONS TO RIDESHARE

• Fewer vehicles on the road means less congested highways and better air quality.
• Drive less, and put fewer miles on your car.
• Actually enjoy the view.
• Relax while someone else drives.
• Catch up on your sleep.
• More time to play the "license plate" game.
• Meet new and interesting people.
• Finish that book you started last summer.
• Arrive at work more relaxed, not having to "fight" traffic.
• Save gas, maintenance and parking money for vacation!

USEFUL LINKS

Park & Ride Lots

• I-79 Exit 83, Evans City / Rt. 528 Jackson Twp. Service provided by New Castle Area Transit Authority (link in map)
• Cranberry Community Park  Ernie Mashuda Dr. (off Rt. 19)          No Transit Service
• Rt. 19 at Rt. 228 (next to Burger King) No Transit Service
• Blade Runners Ice Complex / Marshall Dr.  Commuter service provided by Lenzner  Visit their website for information.
• Warrendale Bayne Rd. at Brush Creek Rd. Commuter service provided by Lenzner    Additional daily service is available through New Castle Transit, leaving at 6:30 and 7:30 AM, weekdays.
• Transportation for Butler Co. Residents & Seniors  Butler Area Rural Transit (BART) is a transportation program managed by the Alliance for Nonprofit Resources under a contract with Butler County. BART is a shared ride program. A BART van is based in Cranberry. Call 724-282-6060 for more information, or visit BART information and schedule 
   

PA Commutes  A statewide ride-matching system

Public Transit Options

Ridesharing Options

Reference Guide to Commuting Options (.pdf)

Bike Pittsburgh - another avenue to work


Learn more about the history of efforts to bring a public transit system to Cranberry Township.

Cranberry Township has partnered with CommuteInfo, a program of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, to assist residents and those who work in Cranberry, to learn more about commuter services.  This partnership is one outcome stemming from recomendations presented by the Township residents who participated on the Transportation & Mobility Task Force as part of The Cranberry Plan.

The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission's CommuteInfo® program is coordinated in partnership with transportation management associations, transportation providers, businesses and non-profit service organizations throughout Southwestern PA.  The CommuteInfo program is designed to increase the number of people who travel to work or school by riding transit, carpooling, vanpooling, or bikepooling. Their goal is for commuters living, working or attending school within the 10-county Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission  region to choose ridesharing at least twice a week by providing them with viable options, incentives and encouragement.

In the fall of 2010, the Board of Supervisors adopted The Bicyclist and Pedestrian Connections Plan. The bike/ped plan is an outgrowth of the Cranberry Plan, the Township’s comprehensive plan adopted in 2009. During the Cranberry Plan’s development, members of the community strongly identified the need for mobility options and improved connections throughout the Township and to neighboring communities. Read the plan and learn more about the process used to develop it