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ATA transportation survey 2023 is seeking ideas from "future riders."

Your Ride Forward 2023 ATA’s Survey of future riders for transportation development in our region.

ATA is conducting a comprehensive survey through-out its operating routes and services that will inform a multi-year transportation development plan.

ATA survey teams made up of employees, supervisors and volunteers are contacting “future riders” for their input.

ATA is a rural public transit agency operating in seven counties with an extensive network of busses, transit stops, transit centers, ADA and paratransit services, senior riders, and rides for persons with disabilities. The ATA is a rural transit system that has evolved since its inception the 1970s. ATA buses are often seen on the public byways and rural roads taking thousands of riders to their destination every year. So, the ATA Survey for transportation development is really four different surveys...

A survey for persons who do not currently ride ATA but may ride sometime in the future.

This survey is very important in that it seeks ideas from persons (age 18+) who are aware of ATA Transit but who have not used ATA or who have stopped using ATA. Like the other three surveys this survey will help us to focus our transit development plan and target/enhance future services. Contact ATA Customer Service for a printed survey form. The survey is also available on-line and takes about 3-4 minutes to complete. Remember this is for non-riders, or future riders.

√ Remember to enter your zip code on the e-form.

√ Remember to click the SUBMIT button to assure that your completed survey answers are recorded.

Thank you for participating in these transit development surveys. 

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Our video shows why transit matters to all of us in rural pennsylvania..

In the mid1970s, the Pennsylvania legislature enacted the Rural Public Transportation Operating Assistance Program in response to a need for affordable public transportation for the Commonwealth’s rural citizens.

The question, “Is there a mobility problem in rural Pennsylvania?” was asked in 1975 and the answer was “yes”.

In Pennsylvania, public transportation in rural communities is a vital component of ensuring access to employment, medical, recreational and social services for all residents.  Pennsylvania has long been recognized as a leader in public transportation with significant investments of public funds to ensure the continuation of services in both urban and rural areas.

In rural communities, the poor, elderly and disabled, are among the nation’s most isolated citizens, and transportation disadvantaged. The highest concentrations of seniors and disabled individuals in the Commonwealth reside in rural areas. Senior citizens make up around 44% of all transit riders in rural Pennsylvania and over 17% of the rural population is disabled.

For many of them, public transit is the only means of access to their jobs as owning and operating a vehicle is not economically viable.

People who live in more rural areas need the same types of services as those in urban areas. Our local rural transportation systems are people-oriented, which are systems built around every day human needs such as medical care, shopping, employment and educational opportunities, social services and visiting friends and family.

Rural isolation can result in missed healthcare appointments, missed or delayed use of needed medications both of which can have negative consequences for managing health conditions and quality of life.

Long distances are a key barrier for many people living in rural areas. Average trips for medical or dental services are about 9 miles longer in rural regions. Some trips can be in excess of 50 miles one way to reach a more urban center for medical services.

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 NOTICE regarding DuBois Area Bus Service

Three DuBois area fixed routes return to regular hours of operation.

• Monday through Friday 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
• Saturday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• Monday through Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

In Clearfield & Jefferson County ... be ready to ride

Get ready to ride ATA CALL-A-BUS in Clearfield and Jefferson County. New and updated “CAB-BUS” services are on the road. It’s easy to reserve a ride by calling ATA at 1-866-743-3282. Sit back, relax and enjoy your ride to the grocery store, pharmacy, medical appointments, the senior center, the salon, and many other locations in Clearfield and Jefferson counties. You’ll find ATA drivers are helpful and friendly.

CALL-A-BUS (CAB-BUS) is a public transportation service operated by ATA. CALL-A-BUS service is a shared-ride. CAB  BUS is open to everyone but remember it requires a prior work-day reservation. The “prior work-day ride reservation” allows ATA to schedule the route of the bus (or van) to accommodate the most people in the most efficient manner.

Get ready to RideATA CAB BUS by calling 1-866-743-3282 to schedule your next trip. Fares vary according to where you are coming from or going to. Fare information is available when you call.

Anyone can ride just by making a reservation and paying the fare. As a benefit of the Pennsylvania Lottery program, all senior citizens 65 years of age or older may ride at a greatly reduced fare , provided that prior working day reservations are made. Call ATA Customer Service for details 1-866-282-4968.

The Houtzdale CAB-BUS operates Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 9AM-2PM and Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:30AM-4:30PM and services Houtzdale, Philipsburg, Smoke Run, Ramey, Madera, Parsonville, Brisbin, Osceola Mills, Janesville, and Chester Hill. 

The Coalport CAB-BUS operates Monday through Friday 8:30AM-3:30PM and services Coalport, Lyleville, Blain City, Utahville, Irvona, Glen Hope, and more.

The Kylertown CAB-BUS operates Monday through Friday 9:30AM-2PM and services Kylertown, Winburne, Lanse, Grassflat, Driffting, Allport, Morrisdale, Hawk Run, Troy, and more.

The Punxsutawney CAB-BUS in Jefferson County operates Monday through Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM and includes cab bus areas Punxsutawney, Frostburg, Fairview, Cloe, Albion, Big Run, Airport, Harmony, Adrian, Crawfordtown, Anita, Walston, Oliveburg, Frostburg, Dora, Timlin, Ringgold, Sprankle Mills and more.

Clarion CAT BUS Campus and Mall Loops resume full service

The Clarion CAT BUS schedule has resumed full service.

Please review the CAMPUS LOOP table here for stop locations and stop times.

The Clarion CAMPUS LOOP is now viewable on the new myStop system .

Be sure to go out to the RideATA myStop home page to REGISTER.

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Clarion CAMPUS LOOP returns with the resumption of classes at Clarion University. View CAMPUS LOOP on myStop.

Clarion MALL LOOP resumes a full schedule of service.  View MALL LOOP on myStop .

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Call us for the helpful guide "Before You Give Up The Keys" from NADTC

Create a roadmap for transportation independence

Call RideATA to get your copy of "Before you Give Up the Keys."

This publica­tion offers great advice and a planning tool that helps you map-out all of your options "post car."

We believe that RideATA can be an important part of your road­map to mobility and continued independence. We'll show you how you can use RideATA. When you are ready, we will be ready.

Welcome aboard.

The mission of NADTC is to promote the availability and accessibility of trans­portation options for older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers. NADTC is a program funded by the Federal Transit Administration and administered by Easterseals and the National Asso­ciation of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) with guid­ance from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Community Living. Visit the informative website at www.nadtc.org or CALL (866) 983-3222.

This brochure is published by the Eldercare Locator and the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center. Eldercare Locator is the only national informa­tion and referral resource to provide support to consumers across the spectrum of issues affecting older Americans. Established in 1991 and funded by the Administration for Community Living, it is administered by the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging.

eldercare.acl.gov or (800) 677-1116

"Ecolane" is for precision mobility service to riders

 ATA has implemented a new computer assisted scheduling and dispatch system. This change was installed statewide under PennDOT and has been in operation since August of 2017.

     When you call to schedule a trip, you may be asked for your appointment time instead of a pick-up time. Please be ready to tell us the address of your appointment and we can arrange the pick-up time at your home or another address.

     The ATA call representative will confirm your trip information and fare while you are on the line. This helps us identify you and insure accuracy for your trip reservation.

     You may also call to set up a recurring trip subscription . We welcome these multiple reservations. You will be sent to a special call center representative to create this subscription trip for you on the ATA calendar. It is a very convenient way to manage your trips.

     The evening before your scheduled trip, you will receive an automated phone notification operated by ATA to confirm the pick-up time of your scheduled trip.

     Remember that you must contact ATA for a ‘will call’ to set up the return trip. Our drivers will not be aware that you are ready to go home until you call 1(866) 743-3282 [RIDE ATA]. Ask the driver for ATA’s special bookmark called “IT’S MY RID E” which has the phone number you need to use for your return trip. Keep it with you.

     Once again you will receive an automated phone notification from ATA about 15 minutes before the ATA vehicle arrives for your return home.

     The new Ecolane trip reservation system ihas improved efficiency and expands rides and service for riders now and in the future. If you have any questions or suggestions, call ATA Customer Service at 1(866) 282-4968.

511PA Mobile App Available on iPhone & Android OS

Now there is a new companion mobile app for the 511PA service. You can now download the 511PA Mobile AP for your iPhone or Android device. You can obtain the App by scaning or clicking on the QR Codes provided below.

CLICK THE PHONE FOR PennDOT's mobile app web stie.

The 511PA mobile application covers all PennDOT - and Pennsylvania Turnpike-operated roadways for roughly 40,000 miles of roadway. Traffic incidents and construction alerts are reported on all roadways and traffic speeds are reported on approximately 15,000 miles of roadway. The App also has capabilities for neighboring states that can be easily configured within the 511PA mobile software. With 511PA, travelers can find such information such as: traffic conditions; traffic speeds; live traffic camera images; highway construction updates; winter road conditions; weather conditions and alerts; and links to other travel resources.

Here are PennDOT Instructions for 511PA Mobile App  Remember not to "interact with the App" while driving your car. (Better yet ... Ride ATA and enjoy this new 511PA mobile app while on board your ATA bus).

• Launch the hands-free 511PA application before you put your car in drive. You will hear active PennDOT advisories that are near you. Now put down the phone and focus on driving. There’s nothing on your phone that you need to touch or read. Just listen for travel alerts.

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The earliest and latest bus trips from Pittsburgh to DuBois can vary depending on the day of the week and specific schedules. Typically, the earliest bus departs from Pittsburgh around 4:55 am and arrives at DuBois around 7:25 am. The latest bus from Pittsburgh to DuBois usually leaves at approximately 3:30 pm and arrives at DuBois around 6:35 pm.

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McCormick, other Republicans launch bus tour in Erie, as race shifts to general election

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick and GOP candidates for a state row office kicked off the general election in Erie County Wednesday morning as part of a six-city, two-day bus tour.

Treasurer Stacy Garritty and Auditor Tim DeFoor, both incumbents, joined Dave McCormick and others at a post-primary campaign event at Voodoo Brewing Co., 101 Boston Store Place, to tell supporters how critical the Nov. 5 election will be for the future of the state and country, and encourage them to get hesitant friends, family members and neighbors off the sidelines to vote — even if it means casting a mail-in ballot, which the party had widely shunned since the 2020 presidential election.

"If we don't take back America this go-around, I'm not sure what will be left four years from now," said state Sen. Dan Laughlin, R-49th Dist., who was among several Republicans to make statements to the audience ahead of McCormick.

Laughlin noted that his Senate seat is a top target of Democrats as they attempt to hold onto their slim majority in the state House and take control of the upper chamber. McCormick's bid to unseat three-term incumbent Democrat Sen. Bob Casey Jr., he added, could allow the GOP to retake the U.S. Senate.

McCormick, who ran in 2022 for the seat formerly held by Republican Patrick Toomey, took aim at both Casey and the man who went on to win Toomey's seat, Sen. John Fetterman.

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"We've got one who won't wear a suit," McCormick said, referring to Fetterman, "and another who is an empty suit."

The group of Republicans criticized President Joe Biden for his handling of the southern border and blamed him for post-pandemic inflation. They said Casey has been in lockstep with Biden on a "war on energy."

McCormick, who served in the U.S. Treasury Department during George W. Bush's presidency and is the former CEO of one of the world's largest hedge funds, easily secured his party's nomination Tuesday after coming up short in 2022 to Dr. Mehmet Oz, who went on to lose to Fetterman. Casey, seeking a fourth, six-year term, also sailed to an easy win.

"All of you are here for the same reason that we're running because you're worried," McCormick said. "You're worried that the country you love is slipping away. You're worried you're going to wake up sometime soon and not recognize the America that we see. We're in trouble."

U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-16th Dist., said McCormick has "impeccable character" and compared him to former President Donald Trump, the party's presumptive nominee, saying neither McCormick nor Trump needed to leave lucrative careers but felt compelled to out of service to their country.

Garritty, the state treasurer who's seeking a second term, made no mention Wednesday of her opponent, Allegheny County small businesswoman Erin McClelland or state Rep. Ryan Bizzarro, the Erie Democrat who many had expected to win his party's nomination. McClelland scored an upset Tuesday in topping Bizzarro for the Democratic nomination. Bizzarro, who is also seeking re-election to his House seat, had the endorsement of the state party and a slew of labor unions and other political organizations in the treasurer's race.

"Democrats want to live in the past," Garrity said at one point. "Let's leave them in the past."

Both Erie County Republican Party Chairman Tom Eddy and state Sen. Scott Hutchinson were in attendance.

Republican Attorney General candidate Dave Sunday did not attend the Erie event Wednesday, but was expected to join the GOP slate in stops in Washington and Altoona in the afternoon. The bus tour continues Thursday in Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre and Media.

Matthew Rink can be reached at  [email protected]  or on X at  @ETNRink .

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