RideKC Blog

KC Healthy Kids and RideKC are making grocery shopping by bus easier with a new collection of resources especially for bus riders.

U-Pass lets colleges and universities offer transit passes to their students en masse, typically using an existing student ID as all-access transit pass.

RideKC’s 57 Wornall will travel further south beginning Oct. 1, providing regularly scheduled transit service seven days a week to an area that previously had limited Flex service.

Several routes serving south Kansas City change in October 2017 to create connections at the 3-Trails Transit Center. The location at Bannister and Blue Ridge will serve as a hub for six RideKC routes: Troost MAX, 28, 29 (previously 28X ), 75, 99, and 399.

New policy sets in place guidelines for the KCATA to pursue economic development opportunities related to transit.

MAX, one of our premier bus routes, is moving to Grand Boulevard to offer reliable and more direct service through downtown. Come celebrate with us in Washington Square Park on Oct. 1.

Shelter, sidewalk, sign added to Truman Sports Complex bus stop that was in the running last year for the country's "sorriest."

A group of World War II veterans from the Iron Men of Metz will visited the National World War I Museum and Memorial. RideKC was fortunate to provide transportation to them and their families between the Plaza and the Memorial.

New service dog gives Kansas City Area Transportation Authority President and Chief Executive Robbie Makinen mobility.

Free passes produce thousands of boardings since spring. KCATA chief executive calls results 'fantastic.'