As Gas Prices Hike Consider Taking Transit
As prices at the pump continue to rise, the Missouri Public Transit Association is encouraging area residents to consider utilizing public transportation. Public transit… Read the rest
Operator Recognition Breakfast to be Held at 2022 MPTA State Conference and Expo
This year as a part of the 2022 Missouri Transit Conference in Springfield, MO, we will be recognizing operators for their outstanding commitment to public transit in… Read the rest
MO House Passes Bill Allowing CCW on Transit
The Missouri House on Wednesday approved House Bill 1462 (HB1462), sponsored by Rep. Adam Schnelting, that would legalize carrying concealed firearms on public transportation,… Read the rest
House Passes FY22 Omnibus Package Including More Than $16 Billion for Transit, More Than $3 Billion for Rail
The House passed a $1.5 trillion omnibus spending package on Wednesday night. The Omnibus package includes $16.3 billion for transit and $3.3 billion for passenger… Read the rest
Mask Mandate Extended on Transit
At CDC’s recommendation, TSA will extend the security directive for mask use on public transportation and transportation hubs for one month, through April 18th.
During… Read the rest
Competitive Funding Opportunity: Low or No Emission Grant Program and the Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive Program
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has announced the opportunity to apply for $1.1 billion in competitive grants under the 2022 Low or No Emission Grant Program… Read the rest
Transit Funding: Where it Stands Two Months into MO Legislative Session
As the 2022 Missouri Legislative session moves towards the halfway mark, conversations continue around transit funding. The last several years, transit operating… Read the rest
Community Impact of Zero Fare Transit – The KCATA Story
In March 2020, KCATA implemented zero fare. This change has led to a positive change in perception of City leadership while enabling individuals to utilize money that… Read the rest
Bi-State Enters Contract with Gillig for Low Floor and Electric Buses
The Bi-State Board of Commissioners approved a 5-year contract with Gillig Corporation for low floor and electric buses. The contract anticipates an average of… Read the rest
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… Read the rest