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Long waits, few routes: Even with ZeroFare, does Kansas City’s bus system work for riders?

Long waits, few routes: Even with ZeroFare, does Kansas City’s bus system work for riders?

From KCK to Johnson County: 1st new KCK transit route in more than a decade

From KCK to Johnson County: 1st new KCK transit route in more than a decade

New transit route connects Kansas City, Kansas, to Missouri streetcar system

New transit route connects Kansas City, Kansas, to Missouri streetcar system

Introducing IRIS, KC’s new ride-hailing service. FREE and low-cost on-demand public transit. Go to RIDEIRIS.COM for details and download. 🚗 | Kansas City

Introducing IRIS, KC’s new ride-hailing service. FREE and low-cost on-demand public transit. Go to RIDEIRIS.COM for details and download. 🚗 | Kansas City

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Streetcar’s Main Street extension marks new chapter for Kansas City transit

Streetcar’s Main Street extension marks new chapter for Kansas City transit

Streetcar’s Main Street extension marks new chapter for Kansas City transit

Streetcar’s Main Street extension marks new chapter for Kansas City transit

Kansas City transit leaders to use AI-powered cameras for passenger safety

Kansas City transit leaders to use AI-powered cameras for passenger safety

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IRIS is KC's new 24-hour, on-demand transit with a dynamic routing model (like Uber). It picks up and drops off riders within 1/4 mile of the request for a variable fee within defined zones. Each service zone also has a designated transit transfer hub. IRIS is launching in the Northland on March 15, and throughout city limits (including to the airport!) by the end of summer. Learn more: ridekc.org/rider-guide/iris | Kansas City

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Transit-only lanes coming to KC. What drivers should know.

Kansas City begins transit-only lane enforcements, warns drivers of $50 fine

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Kansas City transit leaders look at solutions before bus funding expires by end of 2025

Kansas City’s transit-only lanes are complete. Here’s what to know:

After more than five years of free buses in Kansas City, fares will return to RideKC. Soon, most of the system’s 12.2 million riders each year will have to open their wallets to ride. This came after months of contract negotiations between KCATA and the City of Kansas City, with KCATA threatening to cut nearly half of its routes as costs rose without the city contributing more funding. In 2020, Kansas City became the first major metropolitan city in the U.S. to eliminate fares, earning recogniti

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Streetcar extension enters final tests. What transit-only lanes mean for KC drivers?

Solid red bars = no cars! 🚋 Transit-only lanes on the @kcstreetcar Main Street Extension will help to keep public transit running smoothly. Enforcement starts Oct. 24, here are some tips to keep your commute hassle-free. | Kansas City

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Kansas City Transit: Local Rush, Swalwell & MAGA Triumph

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Kansas City transit launches Ambassadors program to help fans get around during FIFA 2026 World Cup

Kansas City Streetcar expands with new transit lanes on Main Street

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Kansas City transit leaders look at solutions before bus funding expires

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Bus riders across Kansas City could soon pay $2 per trip under a proposal aimed at stabilizing funding for the region’s transit system. https://www.kmbc.com/article/kcata-proposed-2-dollar-bus-fare-kansas-city/70015039 | KMBC 9

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Kansas City, Missouri, begins enforcing transit-only lanes along Main Street

Kansas City, Missouri, begins enforcing transit-only lanes along Main Street

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KCATA proposes $2 bus fare as Kansas City faces transit funding challenges

Public transit users in Kansas City will see some big changes in the next few months. The city and the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority approved a nearly $78 million contract last week, which will keep buses running with no expected cuts to the system. But riders will have to begin paying fares next year, and the city is limiting its rideshare service IRIS to only run in the Northland. 🎤 Hosted by Savannah Hawley-Bates • @savannah_hawley 🎬 Filmed and produced by Zach Perez • @zach_pep

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Kansas City to enforce transit-only lanes starting this weekend

Kansas City Streetcar expands with new transit lanes on Main Street

Johnson County approves new transit option for World Cup visitors

Kansas City public transit community voices concerns with proposed bus cuts

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Kansas City public transit community voices concerns with proposed bus cuts

Bus fares returning to Kansas City after 5-year experiment comes to an end

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