Fare Food Shopping
Thousands of people in the Kansas City region rely on public transportation to access healthy, affordable food. That’s why the Greater KC Food Policy Coalition is working with representatives from local transportation agencies to improve grocery shopping by bus.
Zero Fare Transit
For a family, bus passes can easily add up to $2,000 a year. That savings could go a long way at the grocery store. In 2019, we advocated for zero fare transit in Kansas City, Missouri. As of 2020, fixed route buses coming from and going to Kansas City, Missouri are free. Learn More
Better by Bus Report
Between 2016 and 2018, we took a close look at the barriers and challenges riders face. Our 2019 Better by Bus report highlights key findings and outlines the steps decision makers, grocers and community members can take to make grocery shopping by bus convenient, affordable and safe. Read the Report
Shop by Bus Map
Find grocery stores on your bus route. Our Shop by Bus map locates grocery stores near RideKC bus stops and tells you if they accept SNAP and WIC or offer Double Up Food Bucks. Find a Store
Zero Fare Transit
For a family, bus passes can easily add up to $2,000 a year. That savings could go a long way at the grocery store. In 2019, we advocated for zero fare transit in Kansas City, Missouri. As of 2020, fixed route buses coming from and going to Kansas City, Missouri are free. Learn More
Better by Bus Report
Between 2016 and 2018, we took a close look at the barriers and challenges riders face. Our 2019 Better by Bus report highlights key findings and outlines the steps decision makers, grocers and community members can take to make grocery shopping by bus convenient, affordable and safe. Read the Report
Shop by Bus Map
Find grocery stores on your bus route. Our Shop by Bus map locates grocery stores near RideKC bus stops and tells you if they accept SNAP and WIC or offer Double Up Food Bucks. Find a Store
Brought to you by
