Kansas City Regional Transit
This is your one-stop website for trip planning, maps and schedules, and everything you need to RideKC.
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Mask Mandate
Wearing a face mask that covers the nose and mouth is required, at shelters/transit centers, in boarding areas, on RideKC vehicles. This is required under a national order from TSA and CDC, and remains in effect until at least September.
Zero Fare on RideKC Buses
RideKC buses and RideKC Freedom are Zero Fare through 2023. Fares are being changed on Freedom On-Demand and on 199 Micro Transit in KCK and 499 Micro Transit in Johnson County.
Get RideKC Next Details
- Draft maps and schedules are posted online
- Call the RideKC Next Planning Line for our RideKC Next Travel Concierge Serviceor call the Regional Call Center
- Transit app allows you to see your current route and how your route will change in October
Sign up for RideKC Notify
Want important announcements sent to your phone or email?
RideKC Notify send you get route-specific alerts. Sign up today via text or web.
NEW: RideKC Navigator
RideKC Navigator is a custom mobile app that provides wayfinding assistance and detailed directions for people with vision impairments or blindness. RideKC Navigator is available along Prospect MAX. Learn more and download the app.
Blog
Meet our Transit Street Outreach Worker
KCATA partnered with the ReDiscover to implement a pilot program that will give resources to homeless individuals on buses and at transit stops around Kansas City, Missouri.
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Transit Driver Appreciation Day is March 18
On March 18, transit systems across the globe will pay tribute to their hardworking operators when they celebrate Transit Driver Appreciation Day (TDAD).
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Exploring the Connection Between Race and Transportation
During the last week of Black History Month, KCATA staff had the opportunity to hear from Michael Kelley, BikeWalkKC Policy Director, about how transportation planning has often negatively impacted communities of color.
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Pass Outlets
Businesses throughout the Kansas City region provide convenient access to purchase a variety of passes.
Transit Centers
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 Ride
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.