Ride With Us
Heritage WorkLink helps people get to work, job training and education. Becoming a rider is simple. Just fill out an application and get your card.
Applications are available at the Heritage main office, online or at selected community locations. The Heritage WorkLink office can always process your application, Monday–Friday, 8:30–5:00, or you can call our office at 412-351-2200. To download the application and mail, fax or e-mail it to us click here:
WorkLink passengers are guided by the following rules for the safety and comfort of all riders and Heritage staff.
- Rider must have his/her own Heritage WorkLink Card. No one is permitted to use another rider’s card.
- All children must be accompanied by an adult.
- All children under the age of 4 must be secured in an approved child safety seat. Children between ages 4 and 8 must be in a booster seat.
- Riders cannot continuously ride the van
- Each rider is to take only one seat, including any bags or packages.
- Every rider must remain in a seat and wear their seatbelt while the van is in motion.
- The Heritage WorkLink van will only stop at designated stops.
- Riders must show respect to the driver and other passengers.
- Riders are not permitted to eat, drink or smoke while on the van.
- Riders are not permitted to bring alcoholic beverages on the van.
- Riders are not permitted to bring any type of weapon on the van.
- Harassment or threatening of passengers and/or driver will not be tolerated.
- The use of profanity will not be tolerated.
- The Driver has the right to deny service to anyone they think is a danger or nuisance to themselves and/or other passengers.
Any person not following these rules will be subject, but not limited to: Verbal warning, Written warning, Removal from Heritage WorkLink van and Heritage WorkLink card revoked.
For more information on the schedule and route, please visit our Schedule page.
Angela Brown
“I will be honest with you, if it weren’t for the WorkLink, I do not know how I would get back home at the end of the day.” For Angela Brown, a rider since 2008, Heritage WorkLink is a lifeline in the community. She uses the van to get from Clairton to McKeesport and to connect to Port Authority routes. Angela provides in home care for people in the Mon Valley region. WorkLink helps her to get to her client’s houses. If WorkLink did not exist Angela would have no alternative besides walking or taking an expensive jitney service.
She has seen the huge positive impact that Heritage WorkLink has had on the community. From the beginning she noticed how many people of different race, gender and age depend on Heritage WorkLink. She depends on the service to get her to work and back home, because without it she would have no other way.
