RideKC Next Changes In April, Most Routes Affected
A simpler, easier, and more efficient network. More timed connections in common locations like East Village, KU Med, 31st & Van Brunt, 3-Trails, and Boardwalk Square.… Read the rest
RideKC Shows Love to RideKC Flex Customers with New App
RideKC public outreach teams will be onboard RideKC Flex vehicles and at transit centers Monday to share information with customers about booking their trips using the… Read the rest
REPLAY – MPTA Vendor Spotlight – Solutions to Prevent and Prepare for Accidents
Transit providers work tirelessly to get people where they need to go every day and ensuring the safety and timeliness of staff and riders is always a top priority. While… Read the rest
The reasons are many – no weapons should be allowed on
Bills introduced in the Missouri House and Senate would allow individuals with concealed carry permits to carry firearms on public transit buses, vans, trains, and… Read the rest
REPLAY: MPTA Education Series – In the Weeds: A Candid Conversation about the Challenges, Conditions, and Considerations of Transportation Service Coordination
Merriam Webster defines coordination as the process of organizing people or groups so that they work together properly and well. Sounds simple – but the reality is that… Read the rest
Hearing Next Week on CCW on Transit Bills
Bills introduced this session in the MO House and Senate would allow individuals with conceal/carry permits to carry firearms on public transit buses, vans, trains and… Read the rest
Transit Included in Governor Parson’s Budget Recommendations for 2023
During his State of the State address on January 19, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson released his budget recommendations for Fiscal Year 2023, which included key investments… Read the rest
Conceal and Carry on Transit Must Be Denied
The Missouri 2022 Legislative Session is underway, and two bills have been introduced that would allow individuals with conceal/carry permits to have firearms on public… Read the rest
Missouri Public Transit Association Elects Rivarola to its Board of Directors
The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) has elected Martin Rivarola, AICP, to its Board of Directors. He will serve a two-year term.
Rivarola serves as assistant… Read the rest
Missouri May Leave Federal Transit Dollars on the Table
The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act provides $91 billion in funding for transit. These dollars could significantly influence Missouri’s ability… Read the rest