App Center and WiFi
These applications can help you find information on the go. RideKC's apps include Transit, Freedom On-Demand and TransLoc for Micro Transit apps. We recommend reading reviews of the apps to determine if an app fits your needs. Some of the apps include only KCATA information, while others include multiple transit agencies.
WiFi
WiFi is available on board most buses. All KCATA and Johnson County buses provide free WiFi. The Prospect MAX has free WiFi at stations from south Kansas City to downtown. The KC Streetcar has free WiFi along the 2.2 mile line in downtown Kansas City, Mo.
Apps
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The official app of RideKC. Provides real-time information about the next bus or train arrival in Kansas City and many other cities. Includes a trip planner. |
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This app-based option offers same day taxi service getting you where you need to go, when you need to get there. Designed for paratransit trips and available for everyone. |
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RideKC is working with an app partner to offer a ride-hailing micro transit pilots in Johnson County and Wyandotte County. See details for Micro Transit services 199 and 499. |
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RideKC Bike's bike share system offers pedal-powered (non-electric) bicycles at 42 stations from North Kansas City to Waldo and at Longview Lake. Pedal bike share is station-based, which means you must dock your bike in a station to end your trip. |
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Drop Mobility with RideKC Bike and RideKC Scooter RideKC's electric-bikes and e-scooters have a hybrid docked/dockless system with lock-to technology that utilizes existing and new bike racks to ensure our devices are organized, thoughtfully deployed, and enhance public spaces. |
Web services |
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Provides public transit directions (trip planning) and information. |
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Its A Bus Tracker - ItsAB.us This mobile-friendly version of WebWatch comes from rider, @omnay. |
KCATA makes its Google Transit feed available for software developers. To learn more about this project, visit http://www.kcata.org/transit_data.