KCATA, in partnership with KCSA and KCMO, received official authorization from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to move the KC Streetcar Main Street Extension project into the “Project Development” phase.
Read moreMany RideKC routes change this month, including 11 Northeast-Westside and several routes between Johnson County and downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
Read moreLeavenworth Mayor Nancy Bauder has been named to the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority’s Board of Commissioners.
Read moreKansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA), in coordination with Leavenworth County communities and the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC), is developing the Leavenworth County Transit Plan to uncover answers to these questions and others.
Read moreRideKC, in coordination with the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC), is hosting three public open houses for the 75th and Metcalf Transit and Pedestrian Access Improvement Plan in early December.
Read moreThe Nov. 15 KCATA Board of Commissioners meeting will be held in Olathe.
Read moreThe Free Fare for Veterans program began in April of this year, and the program has provided more than 500,000 rides and distributed more than 3,500 passes.
Read moreRideKC routes will offer free fares all day on Tuesday, Nov. 7, to make it easier for citizens to vote.
Read moreKCATA is now collecting public input for the next phase of the Connecting Swope Project. This study will identify ways to improve connections across U.S. 71 Highway to the Prospect MAX line. The study team will recommend projects and programs to address issues of access, safety, convenience, and comfort in the area.
Read moreThe KC Streetcar Authority (KCSA) has approved moving forward with the next phase of technical work for the Streetcar Riverfront Extension and Multi-Modal project. The project management team consists of the KCSA, Port KC and the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA)
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