Traffic & Transit
T Service Back Online After Loss Of 'All Controls And Functions,' Pittsburgh Regional Transit Said
A glitch in a computer server just after 9 a.m. left the rail control center unable to see the locations of any of their trains.
June 28, 2022
A computer problem halted the entire light rail system of Pittsburgh Regional Transit on Monday morning.
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A glitch in a computer server just after 9 a.m. left the rail control center unable to see the locations of any of their trains. PRT described the issues as a loss of "all controls and functions of the rail system."
No passengers were stranded because the cars could still move and made their way back to South Hills Village.
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