mapping

Information Kiosks

activities | awareness | events | hub | mapping | marketing | media | night life | promotions | tourism

A network of interactive information stations throughout the city

Bus Stop Info Hub

buses | information | interactive | life-work balance | mapping | public transportation | technology

Interactive Schedules and Routes

Alternative Transportation Day

advocacy | alternative | bikes | competition | energy | festival | fuel | mapping | race | sustainability

Technology Convention and Road Rally

Pittsburgh Artists Coming Together (PACT)

art | artists | co-op | housing | low income | mapping | mixed-use | one-stop

Collaborative of local artists of all genres, "one-stop-shop" centrally located downtown - one building

Top Stop

buses | competition | energy | interactive | mapping | media | neighborhoods | one-stop | public transportation

Interactive source for information located at bus stops

Blue River Belt

alternative transportation | bikes | connections | health | mapping | paths | rivers

[Overview needed]

Passport to Pittsburgh

culture | identity | image | mapping | neighborhoods | tourism

[Overview needed]

Bussin' the Burgh

alternative transportation | buses | commuting | DIY | fuel | hub | image | life-work balance | mapping

Have buses use neighborhood hubs so buses don't have to go downtown for short trips. Have Jerome Bettis be our spokesman.

Shiny Red Bench

activities | arts | bench | community | commuting | events | hub | identity | image | information | mapping | marketing

The Shiny Red Bench is a series of identifiable branded interactive centers offering information delivered to the right place at the right time. Information covers things like arts, events, nightlife, history and more, in local neighborhoods.

Go Hub

awareness | buses | community | information | life-work balance | mapping | public transportation | technology

Digital information kiosks at bus stops with map-based touch screens/displays to improve usage and efficiency of Pgh public transportation

Engage Pittsburgh is a program of The Sprout Fund, a project of the Tides Center (PA), and is supported by lead contributions from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation and the Richard King Mellon Foundation.

Additional support for Engage Pittsburgh is provided in part by the Alcoa Foundation, Eden Hall Foundation, Grable Foundation, the Elsie Hillman Foundation, Jewish Healthcare Foundation, and the Pittsburgh Foundation.

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