"Assessing the Future of Pittsburgh's Mon Incline: Community Impact and Safety Concerns"
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit officials are considering the future of the 154-year-old Monongahela Incline, discussing the possibility of replacing it with more modern technology due to frequent closures and repairs. CEO Katharine Kelleman announced the formation of a committee and engagement with a consulting firm to explore potential solutions, including modern replacements like gondolas or trams. While emphasizing the incline's historical significance, Kelleman stated openness to a more modern approach. The incline recently closed due to a computer issue, and discussions about its future, maintenance, and funding are ongoing.
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