Take the Feedback Survey for the Metcalf Transit Study!

Complete the feedback survey on rapid transit service along Metcalf Avenue before Friday, August 15. The team leading the study has compiled some materials for the public to see about possible rapid transit service along Metcalf. Take the survey to provide additional feedback before Friday, August 15. Read on for more information! The City of […]

Share Your Thoughts on the Metcalf Transit Study!

The survey will help to shape the approach city and county leaders take to improve transit along this key corridor. As the issue of public transit becomes more pressing in Johnson County, more work is beginning to happen to help chart a course for what the future could look like. That includes the Metcalf corridor […]

YOU DID IT: Vision Zero and Bike Share funding saved for now

UPDATED May 5, 2025 Folks, we have some great updates to share with you regarding Ordinance 250382. We’ve learned that the finance committee will NOT move forward with the ordinance at tomorrow’s meeting. Doing so means it is essentially dead (for now).  We know many of you were planning on attending the finance committee tomorrow. […]

ADVOCACY ALERT: Stop bus route cuts in KCK!

Attend the Neighborhood and Community Development committee meeting on Monday September 30 at 5:00pm at City Hall (701 N. 7th Street, KCK 66101) to ask commissioners to preserve transit funding. Unified Government (UG) leaders are proposing cuts to two fixed routes in KCK to fill an anticipated budget shortfall: 18th Street, which runs from Quindaro […]

Good news for walking, biking, ADA, and transit in KCMO’s 2024-2025 budget

Last Thursday, the KCMO City Council adopted the citywide budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The legislative action followed the work of the finance committee to finalize last-minute budget amendments from various departments and members of the City Council. While the final budget document won’t be published online until next month, we know what it will […]

Transportation for All Coalition

Most requests to the regional 2-1-1 hotline for transportation assistance go unfulfilled because there are so few resources in the community to help people access jobs, education, and healthcare. (Data from United Way of Greater Kansas City)

BikeWalkKC supports the KCMO Transit Sales Tax Renewal 

BikeWalkKC’s mission is to “redefine our streets as places for people to build a culture of active living.” We want a transportation system that gives people options, eliminates barriers, and supports community and individual health.  Transit is an integral piece of how we make our vision a reality. While biking and walking often serve as […]