Friend, 

I joined hundreds of transit riders, advocates, and everyday Pennsylvanians in Harrisburg last week with a clear message: No matter where you live, you deserve access to public transit.

I represent communities in northern Allegheny County where folks rely on the bus to get to work in the city, grab groceries, or take their kids to a ballgame. And I’ve heard from so many of you: service cuts and fare hikes would hit hard.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit is facing a $117 million budget shortfall. If we don’t act, we could see up to 41 bus routes eliminated — a 35% cut in service.

That’s why I introduced a new plan in the Senate to fund public transit by asking rideshare and car rental companies to pay their fair share. It’s part of the Transit for All PA package, and it could raise more than $500 million a year to keep buses running and expand service where it’s needed most.

Friend, we can fund and expand transit systems across Pennsylvania – we just need the political will to do it. Will you chip in now to help us build a grassroots movement to protect and expand public transit across Pennsylvania?

Public transit is a public good. And when we fund it, we invest in freedom, economic opportunity, and a better quality of life for everyone — whether you live in a city, a small town, or anywhere in between.

We have a powerful, people-powered movement behind us. But the corporations who oppose this legislation have deep pockets and lobbyists on their side. We need grassroots donors to fight back. 

If you believe in transit for all, will you help to build the pressure to get it passed?

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Thanks, friend. I’m in this fight with you. Let’s keep showing up.

Lindsey Williams
Proud Co-Prime Sponsor of Transit for All PA Legislation