The Monongahela Incline reopened Tuesday afternoon after Pittsburgh Regional Transit completed repairs to a damaged car.
The incline had been closed since last Wednesday after the door of a car on the downriver track of the incline fell out of place.
The incline, which opened in 1870, carries about 600,000 passengers a year between Mount Washington and Station Square on Pittsburgh’s South Side. The agency ran shuttle buses between the stations when drivers were available.
The PUP is the publication of the striking workers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
