News & Events

The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority continues its award-winning track record as one of the safest and most secure transit authorities in the country.

3 PM: RideKC Freedom services are running normally.

The Big 12 Basketball Championship comes to Kansas City this week, and RideKC offers a no-parking option to get fans to the games fast. Paying your fare is now more convenient with the RideKC app, available in the Apple app store and in Google Play.

RideKC is preparing for the possibility of ice and snow that may affect travel on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Keeping customers and employees safe is our top priority.

The Kansas City Streetcar Authority (KCSA), in partnership with KCATA, issued a Request for Information (RFI) for innovative project delivery methods to support the extension and operations of the KC Streetcar.

RideKC is preparing for the possibility of ice and snow that may affect travel on Thursday, Jan. 11.

KCATA, in partnership with KCSA and KCMO, received official authorization from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to move the KC Streetcar Main Street Extension project into the “Project Development” phase.

Many RideKC routes change this month, including 11 Northeast-Westside and several routes between Johnson County and downtown Kansas City, Missouri.

Leavenworth Mayor Nancy Bauder has been named to the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority’s Board of Commissioners.

Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA), in coordination with Leavenworth County communities and the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC), is developing the Leavenworth County Transit Plan to uncover answers to these questions and others.