(File Photo of the Beaver County Transit Authority Logo)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Beaver County, PA) The Beaver County Transit Authority will launch a new Connect service on February 2nd, 2026. This is their same-day, on-demand public transportation service where riders can download and use a mobile app on either App Store or Google Play to pay for and schedule their trip. The service will operate across Beaver County in both rural and urban areas in three distinct zones. The first zone will include portions of Cranberry Township, Warrendale and Wexford and the common destinations include: Passavant Memorial Hospital, Allegheny Health Network, UPMC Passavant-Cranberry, Thorn Hill Industrial Park RIDC and UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex. The second zone will include Leetsdale and Sewickley and common destinations include the Leetsdale Industrial Park, Heritage Valley Sewickley hospital and the Critmore Building. The third zone will include the Pittsburgh International Airport area and Moon Township and cmmon destinations include the airport, Amazon warehouse distribution centers, the FedEx Terminal, the Cherrington area and Robert Morris University. Fares will be worth $4 one way, for up to 10 miles, and worth $5 one way for over 10 miles per passenger. Information, which includes a special tutorial, will be available on BCTA’s website by clicking here.