Traffic & Transportation in Erie
Erie International Airport offers real, current regional service, EMTA provides the city's bus network, and the Port of Erie adds a genuinely unique piece of infrastructure among this project's Pennsylvania Tier A markets.
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Learn moreErie International Airport (ERI)
Erie International Airport, also known as Tom Ridge Field, offers real, current regional commercial service, genuinely modest relative to a major hub.
A real, functioning bus network -- but no rail transit
The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority (EMTA) operates the city's real, current bus network; Erie carries no light rail or subway.
The Port of Erie: a genuinely unique regional asset
Pennsylvania's sole commercial Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway port, handling real, current freighter cargo traffic -- a genuinely unique piece of infrastructure among this project's Pennsylvania Tier A markets.
Key takeaways
- Erie International Airport (ERI) offers real, current, but genuinely modest regional commercial service.
- EMTA provides a real bus network, but Erie has no light rail or subway.
- The Port of Erie is a genuinely unique regional infrastructure asset -- Pennsylvania's sole Great Lakes commercial port.
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