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75th and Wornall Bus Stop Locations During Construction (Updated Nov. 20) Posted on: Aug 21, 2024 New RideKC Freedom On-Demand App Available Now Posted on: Jul 16, 2024 T-Mobile Center Reroutes: December Posted on: Feb 23, 2024

January 5: Schedule Improvements to the Prospect MAX, 47 Broadway, and 35 35th Street Posted on: Dec 20, 2024 12/20-12/21: Reroutes for Hallmark Christmas Experience Posted on: Dec 17, 2024 Break Service for 510 K-10 Connector Begins December 23, 2024 Posted on: Dec 4, 2024

Modified Schedule for 487 Begins January 1, 2025 Posted on: Dec 4, 2024 Independence Route Changes: 301, 302, 303, 305, 306 and RideKC Freedom to change January 1, 2025 Posted on: Nov 4, 2024 Real Time Bus Tracking Temporarily Unavailable in Google Maps Posted on: Oct 9, 2024

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Recent News

The KCATA Wants to Hear Your Story Posted on: Oct 14, 2024 KCATA Statement on Hurricanes Milton and Helene Posted on: Oct 11, 2024

DT Williams Rocks and Rolls Legacy Transit Career Posted on: Sep 6, 2024 KCATA Vice-Chair Jason Sims Joins KC2026 Team Posted on: Jul 26, 2024

KCATA Congratulates Johnson County on $7.65M Grant Posted on: Jul 9, 2024 Ride KC Celebrates 1st Year of Adopt-a-Stop Program Posted on: Apr 29, 2024

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Recent Blog Entries

DT Williams Rocks and Rolls Legacy Transit Career Posted on: Sep 6, 2024 Celebrate Transit Driver Appreciation Day on March 17 Posted on: Mar 15, 2023

Henderson Named Missouri Transit Operator Champion Posted on: Oct 17, 2022 RideKC Earns Marketing and Communications Awards Posted on: Oct 7, 2022

RideKC to the Parade Of Hearts through June 10 Posted on: Jun 2, 2022 Save Money with RideKC Posted on: Apr 21, 2022

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Kansas City Area Transportation Authority

The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) is the bi-state regional transportation authority focused on improving the overall transit experience for customers throughout the metropolitan area. The creation of the Regional Transit Coordinating Council was one of the first milestones in positioning the organization to continue fulfilling the mission well into the future. Other initiatives include creation of the regional transit brand RideKC, regional fare strategy, expanding and improving regional paratransit and more coordinated transit funding strategies.

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