RideKC Blog

Watch Last Stop on Market Street unfold on a bus in Kansas City, Kansas.

Second graders from Quality Hill Academy studied transit in Kansas City. On Dec. 11, they hosted a Publishing Party to present their findings.

Since fall classes began Aug. 22, Metropolitan Community College has had about 6,200 students riding each week — about one-third of our students. This breaks down to about 1,240 MCC riders per day.

The KCATA gave residents another glimpse into detailed plans for a new generation bus rapid transit line serving Prospect Avenue. Early this month, about 75 people turned out at Alphapointe – located at the most southern point of the route – to get an idea about how Prospect MAX will serve their community.

A bus with a special design brings a message of hope, support and awareness to the streets of Kansas City.

Bus Roadeo tests the skills of operators and mechanics.

KCATA joined the Show Me Care Exercise to help an 8-state area prepare for a potential natural disaster.

Take a peek at the new RideKC commercial, coming to a small screen near you.

A new video from VisitKC highlights some of the area’s fountains, showing off their beauty and variety.

KCATA will receive $8,986,350 to purchase new buses, the biggest Bus and Bus Facilities Grant KCATA has earned since 1993.