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Bridge construction on 18th Street is causing temporary reroutes for the 402 Johnson-Quivira and 118 18th Street

The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) congratulates Sean Duffy, who was confirmed on Jan. 28 as the 20th secretary of the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT).

Located at E. 45th Street and Olive Street, plans call for a 101-unit multi-family housing facility.

Frank White III explains how TOCD can transform communities and outlines three ways it drives meaningful change.

Retaining historic Scotford Building and substantially increasing density on unbuilt site, the Citizen is one of the first authorized TOCD facilities.

Frank White III says KCATA expands access to housing, healthcare, education, and jobs through transit-oriented development.

Training instructor DT has now been with KCATA nearly 30 years and still going strong. And he's been rocking and rolling all day long.

Jason Sims, KCATA Board vice-chair, has been selected as Director of Transportation for KC2026.

KCATA’s RideKC Adopt-A-Stop program has grown to 13 partners helping keep bus stops clean, starting with Ruby Jean’s Juicery.

KCATA is creating a rider video to highlight how RideKC impacts lives and invites riders to share their personal transit stories.

UG Transit has launched an innovative new microtransit and paratransit service to provide passengers with more efficient, responsive public transportation in our community with IRIS.

A ransom cyber-attack hit the KCATA early Tuesday, January 23. We have contacted all appropriate authorities including the FBI.

The project will deliver 357 new market-rate apartments to the area and includes a variety of transit improvements across a variety of mobility options. 

The Unified Government Transportation Department seeks rider input. Survey available in English and Spanish. 

KCATA is pleased to announce two new members of the 10-person Board of Commissioners. Julie Lorenz, who joined the governing body in June 2023, represents Johnson County, and Bridgette Williams, who joined in October 2023, represents Wyandotte County.

ArriveKC is one of the first Transit Oriented Development (TOD) projects to be approved by the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority.

The Mabion, located in Beacon Hill, is located half a block away from the Troost MAX BRT line.

A 54-unit affordable senior housing project at 41st and The Paseo will revitalize the existing building.

KCATA's new IRIS on-demand transportation will extend its service zone for the NFL Draft, April 27-29, 2023, from the Northland to south of the river in Kansas City, Mo.

APTA honored RideKC for leadership in accessible transit, zero fare innovation, and regional mobility advancements across Kansas City.

KCATA received a financial reporting excellence award for its 2019 annual report from the Government Finance Officers Association.

RideKC is providing shuttle service from five park-and-rides to the Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade.