When Grand Boulevard between 13th and Truman Road is closed for major events at the Sprint Center, the following reroutes will be in effect.
Monthly bus pass prices will increase on the #69X-Liberty Express. Effective with the February pass, the monthly pass price will increase to $105. The one-way fare will be $3.25 effective Feb. 1.
In an effort to improve service, meet ridership demands and operate more efficiently using existing resources, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) has developed service change recommendations for more than 50 Metro bus routes. KCATA currently is seeking and reviewing customer comments about the proposals. Initial recommendations are available for review online and the 2012 Route Recommendations brochure available at Metro schedule rack locations. Service changes are scheduled to begin in April 2012 and phased in throughout 2012.
Effective Monday, Nov. 7, 201-Downtown Airport will add a later trip in the evening to better serve customer who need service after 5 p.m. from offices at the Wheeler Downtown Airport.
Effective immediately, 53-Armour-Swope Park, 54-Armour-Paseo, 55-Rockhill, and 71-Prospect will change their schedules slightly due to a traffic change on McGee. In downtown, McGee has been changed to a two-way street, and buses can no longer layover at 8th & McGee.
Learn more about the State Avenue Connex Transit Improvement Project at the second open house any time from 3 to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 10, 2011, in the Unified Government Neighborhood Resource Center (4601 State Avenue, Suite 84) in Kansas City, Ks. The center is located in the lower level of Indian Springs Mall. Access is available from the southeast entrance.
For customers making two or more trips on The Metro and MAX, a Day Pass is an easy way to pay your fare and ride all day.
Effective immediately, the Carriage Pavilion on the west side of Union Station will be closed to traffic. Repairs are needed on the drive on the west side of Union Station.
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