The newest development in the City of Pittsburgh doesn't want bus service, claiming it will turn their neighborhood into a park-and-ride and few residents will use it.
"At a time when many commuters are griping about cuts in public transit, residents of one of Pittsburgh's newest neighborhoods say they don't want bus service coming through their part of town...Those against the Summerset line say they don't want buses turning into the development but don't oppose buses stopping at or near the entrance on Forward Avenue. Besides noise and fumes, they say they fear their streets will become a park-and-ride lot and that other areas of the city need the service more."
Thanks to Rebecca Rieger
FULL STORY: Will the bus stop here? Summerset residents don't want service
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