Click to learn more about this service alert: Holmes Bridge Construction Reroutes  Construction Detour Due to the bridge construction at 14th and Holmes, the Troost MAX, 23 23rd Street, and 29 Blue Ridge Limited will reroute. This is expected to last until August 2026.

Click to learn more about this service alert: KCATA Service to Continue Without Planned September Reductions  No Effect The City of Kansas City, Missouri City Council unanimously approved the addition of approximately $8.3 million to the funding agreement with KCATA.

Click to learn more about this service alert: Troost MAX Reroutes for Bridge Construction  Construction Detour Beginning Monday, May 18, until September 15, the Troost MAX will rereoute for the U.S. 71 at Bannister Road for bridge replacement 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: 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.

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KCATA Service to Continue Without Planned September Reductions

The City of Kansas City, Missouri City Council unanimously approved the addition of approximately $8.3 million to the funding agreement with KCATA. This additional funding will cancel the layoffs and service reductions that had been planned to begin September 6, 2026.

Our team at KCATA remains committed to serving the Kansas City community. Riders will continue to have access to essential transportation for work, groceries, medical appointments, childcare, school, and other daily needs. We are grateful to the City Council, community leaders, partners, and advocates who worked together to secure this additional funding and protect transit service for our region.

With the revised agreement, funding for KCATA service is secured through April 2027. Our team will continue providing reliable service to the communities we serve while working toward long-term solutions for regional transit. KCATA remains positive about the future of public transportation in our region. In the spirit of regional collaboration, we look forward to continuing to work with leaders, partners, and communities to make transit accessible and available to all.

KCATA remains committed to moving Kansas City forward.

For route and schedule information, visit RideKC.org any time or call the RideKC Regional Call Center at (816) 221-0660, weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. We offer translation assistance for trip information in more than 50 languages.

El Centro de Llamadas Regional de RideKC brinda asistencia con la traducción al 816-221-0660, de lunes a viernes de 6 a.m. a 6 p.m. Lo conectaremos con un intérprete que puede traducir la información del viaje en más de 50 idiomas.

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