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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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