How to get to OpenStreetsPGH

Foot/Bike

If you’re in the surrounding neighborhoods, we encourage you to walk or ride to any portion of the route! There is no official start or end to the route,

Transit

Hop on public transit and make it an adventure. You can use PRT’s online schedule finder tool, or download the new Transit App to help plan your journey. 

 Stay updated on Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s detours at www.rideprt.org/detours

Driving

While the OpenStreetsPGH route is closed to car traffic, there is street parking available near the route. For safety reasons, there is no parking along the route during the event. We will begin towing cars still parked on the route at 6 AM on the day of the event to ensure that the course is clear and safe for the event.

PARKING RESTRICTIONS

There is no parking allowed along the event route from 3am-3pm. All parked cars will be towed. “No Parking” signs will be placed along the route starting on Wednesday before the event.

Beginning at 3:00 a.m. all cars (including those parked on the street) will be prohibited on the route.

View the full OpenStreetsPGH route map at openstreetspgh.org/route 

TRAFFIC CROSSINGS

Unlike other events, OpenStreetsPGH does not necessitate a complete street closure. Car drivers may cross the route for business and residential access via multiple marked intersections:

Penn Ave & Trenton Ave

N Braddock Ave & Thomas Blvd

Hamilton Ave & Homewood Ave

Bennett St & Homewood Ave

Fifth Ave & Frankstown Blvd

E Liberty Blvd & Broad St

E Liberty Blvd & Larimer Ave

Roadways will reopen promptly by 3:00 p.m.