Kansas City Regional Transit
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Transit Performance Dashboard
RideKC has created a dashboard to share important statistics with customers and the community. This is a beta version to share key performance indicators. We welcome your feedback.
East-West Transit Study Meetings
RideKC is studying an east-west, high-capacity transit connection between The University of Kansas Health System and the Rock Island Corridor/Truman Sports Complex. Join us at a meeting. View alignment options and provide feedback.
October Service Changes
Effective Oct. 9 there are changes to RideKC routes: Main MAX, Troost MAX, 11, 24, 25, 31, 35, 39, 47, 57, 75, 85, 101, 201, 210, 229, 238 and 570.
New schedules will be posted in the Rider Bulletin section and the Maps & Schedules section of the website.
Weekend Detours
Events will cause detours for RideKC routes this weekend: Children's Mercy Dream Big Walk and St. Jude Walk in downtown, Saturday; Lyme is Local Walk, City Market area, Saturday; and Strutt with your Mutt, Brookside, Sunday.
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.
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Blog
RideKC to the Parade Of Hearts through June 10
Time is running out to see the Parade of Hearts in the KC region. Join RideKC for a virtual tour, or take a RideKC bus or KC Streetcar to see some of the hearts in person.
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Save Money with RideKC
Taking Zero Fare RideKC can save you money. Plug in your commute details and see how much you can save.
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Transit Driver Appreciation Day is March 18
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.
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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.