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Stay informed about
the Kansas City
Downtown Streetcar
The KC Streetcar is scheduled
to become operational in the
summer of 2015 in downtown
Kansas City, Mo. It will operate a
two-mile north-south route — approximately a four-mile round
trip — on city streets that will connect the River Market area
to the
Crown Center/Union Station area.
The streetcar will also serve the central
business district ("working home" to some
65,000 employees), the Crossroads Arts District and the Power and Light District. The route will run primarily on Main Street.
Stay up to date on KC Streetcar issues:
• Join the KC SmartMoves News list, where we will send out topical information about streetcar
activities and progress.
• Visit kcstreetcar.org, where can you can participate in the KC Streetcar Survey (through May 24), read the periodic newsletter, view the streetcar route, review their public survey information and more.
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State-of-the-art transit shelters created with help
from TIGER
There's a wave of energy crossing America, as leaders and communities look for ways to put skilled people to work. In Kansas and Missouri, the U.S. Department of Transportation's TIGER program is succeeding - hiring local manufacturers to build state-of-the-art transit shelters and real-time signs that will support enhanced and expanded transit services along State Avenue and Metcalf Avenue.
Transit service recommendations for I-70 and Rock Island corridor
Tier 2 evaluation of transit service options for U.S. 71/Bruce R. Watkins corridor |
What’s next for transit along the I-70, Rock Island and U.S. 71 corridors?
Around 100 people attended an interactive open house on Nov. 27, 2012, at River Market Event Place to learn about recommendations for enhancing transit service in the I-70 and Rock Island corridors in Jackson County. The study team also sought feedback on the most recent analysis on transit service options for the U.S. 71/Bruce R. Watkins corridor.
Plus, there were additional info stations about the downtown streetcar project and bicycle/pedestrian facility investments. Prizes and giveaways were provided by generous area River Market businesses.
Open house flier | News release
Meeting materials | Photos
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U.S. 71 corridor study considers transit-oriented development options
The U.S. 71 Transit Study team is working with staff from communities along the U.S. 71 Highway/Bruce R. Watkins Drive corridor to identify transit-oriented development and multimodal connection opportunities at potential station areas. This corridor runs between downtown Kansas City and Grandview in Jackson County, Mo.
About the study
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KC region studying commuter transit options for eastern corridors
A study underway since last year is looking at ways to expand transit service for commuters on the Interstate 70 east and Rock Island commuter corridors, connecting downtown Kansas City, Mo., to growing suburban communities. Partners include the Mid-America Regional Council, Jackson County, Mo.; Kansas City, Mo.; and the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority. Project update
