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Facing $62 million budget shortfall, agency warns of major cost cuts unless state can come up with needed funds.
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Riders can tap and ride across 27 fixed routes, two BRT lines, and six on-demand vehicles using their contactless cards or devices for easier access to its services.
Read More →The KU on Wheels bus system is fare-free for students and faculty as well as residents of the city who have a valid city transit pass. Ridership doubled in the first fare-free year, with an additional 20-percent increase last year.
Read More →Farecard vending machines planned for installation at every Metro rail station have no audio feature, which will make them difficult, if not impossible to use for riders who are blind, have impaired vision or cognitive impairments.
Read More →The agency aims to replace existing fare gates systemwide to improve customer experience, take advantage of new technology, and to reduce fare evasion.
Read More →Pilot program for vending machine with explosives detection capability to be unveiled soon.
Read More →The fare increase is needed to cover an anticipated $61 million operating shortfall.
Read More →The new feature allows for a quick, convenient, and contactless way to ride and is another avenue that the agency is pursuing to make the environment safer for public transportation customers.
Read More →System seeks to boost revenue and cut costs to meet $18 million budget shortfall.
Read More →The government is investing up to $40 million toward the establishment and operation of the system.
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