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For the past several months, RideKC and KCATA have been working to create a better online experience for riders, community members, businesses, and stakeholders across the Kansas City region. Today, we're excited to share an early preview of the new RideKC website, https://staging.ridekc.org/.
Some helpful resources to help you get around Kansas City and surrounding communities.
Adopt-A-Stop invites community organizations and businesses to team up with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority to reduce litter and keep bus stops looking their best.
IRIS is a new app-based, on-demand service provided by Kansas City, Mo., in partnership with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority, zTrip, and RideCo.
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Take an Early Look at the New RideKC Website For the past several months, RideKC and KCATA have been working to create a better online experience for riders, community members, businesses, and stakeholders across the Kansas City region. Today, we're excited to share an early preview of the new RideKC website, https://staging.ridekc.org/. The updated website is designed to serve as a single destination for transit information across the region, bringing together trip planning, rider resources, service information, regional transit connections, and agency information in one easy-to-use experience.
Read MoreWhen David Williams was first hired at the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) he probably had a pretty good idea it was going to be a career. After all, his grandfather, father and uncle collected over 120 years as streetcar and/or bus operators. And sure enough, despite pursuing his musical pursuits in between, DT has now been with KCATA nearly 30 years and still going strong. Rocking and rolling all day long. Check out this video profile of Instructor David Williams.
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Kansas City bus operators deal with a lot of challenges, whether it’s the weather, traffic, or a customer in a bad mood. But the best operators make driving the bus look easy.
Read MoreBusinesses throughout the Kansas City region provide convenient access to purchase a variety of passes.
Transit Centers provide a comfortable, safe environment for customers as they wait for and transfer between buses. Information kiosks display bus departure times for routes serving each location.
Park and rides are convenient options when you prefer to ride instead of drive. There are more than 40 park and ride locations throughout the metropolitan area. Just drive to a nearby park and ride lot, where you can board a bus to get to your destination.