RideKC Blog

Taking care of our customers: KCATA bus operator Manuel Tapia and other officials work hard to ensure that pouch with cash is returned to rider in town from Pennsylvania.

Hear from CEO Robbie Makinen and others about the partnership that will help thousands of local veterans ride transit at no cost.

New posters explaining how to ride in easy steps are going up at 40 different locations along popular bus routes such as Main Street MAX and Troost MAX.

A delegation of representatives from the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority traveled to Washington earlier this month to press the case for federal transit investments in the region. The KCATA contingent, led by Commission Chairman Steve Klika, met with several members of the Missouri and Kansas congressional delegation to discuss transit priorities as well as new innovative projects now underway at the Authority.

The KCATA is very serious about preventing distracted driving. National Distracted Driving Awareness Month is a good time to look at what we do to keep our drivers and employees focused on the road.

In April 2017, Kansas City voters stepped up to support infrastructure projects, approving a package of significant General Obligation (GO) Bonds and a sales tax to support economic development.

The KCATA is cutting the red-tape so it can encourage the private sector to offer proposals that could improve transit service for the Kansas City area.

The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority is backing legislation in the Missouri General Assembly that would increase the penalties for anyone assaulting one of our passengers, whether they’re on a bus or at a stop.

KCATA joins transit agencies from across Kansas to make the case for public transportation on Transit Day at the capitol.

Residents turning out in droves at community meetings to see how the Rock Island rail corridor will develop in the future. More than 200 people showed up for the first two meetings with a third scheduled for March 15.