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Click to learn more about this service alert: I-70 Improvement Project Reroutes  Construction Detour Beginning Monday, February 9, until December of 2027, the 18 Indiana and 27 27th Street will reroute for the I-70 Improvement Project.

Click to learn more about this service alert: 18th Street Bridge Construction  Construction Detour Beginning Monday, March 3, until fall 2027 the 402 Johnson-Quivira, and the 118 8th Street will reroute for the 18th Street Bridge construction.

Click to learn more about this service alert: RideKC Q4 Service Change  Modified Service RideKC is making service changes to Routes 47 and 50 to improve schedule reliability, travel times and the overall rider experience. Riders who use these routes should review the changes below and check their updated route information before traveling.

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RideKC has created a dashboard to share important statistics with customers and the community. This is a beta version that we are sharing to give the community access to our data and learn how we can improve the dashboard with your suggestions.

Use our online Contact Form to send a complaint or compliment. You can also ask about items left on the bus with this from. Please include as many details as possible. 

To apply for a job with KCATA, visit the careers page.

Applications for all open positions are accepted online. We look forward to hearing from you.

Yes. The Kansas City Downtown Streetcar is also branded as a RideKC service. It will connects to RideKC bus service along its two-mile route from Union Station to River Market. The streetcar also shares services with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority.

Hopefully this website answers many of your questions about RideKC, regional transit initiatives, and how to ride transit in Kansas City. We welcome your questions!

If you would like to send us a question, use this form.

You can also request a speaker for an organization.

Good question! RideKC combines the action of “Ride” with the acronym “KC” that has come to define the Kansas City area. Ride is an active verb, a command, a lively word. And KC represents the region that we all call home, and the pride in the great things happening throughout the region; everything from sports to arts to dining.

RideKC is a unified presence for all transit agencies. We are connecting all transit agencies and making it easy to travel throughout the region, from KCK to Mission, from the Northland to Independence, from Blue Springs to Downtown.

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