US EditionWhat Did Kansas City Learn From Costly 'Zero Fare' FAIL?!?
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What Did Kansas City Learn From Costly 'Zero Fare' FAIL?!?
This town wasted time, money and a great deal of political posturing over a policy that proved too expensive to maintain . . . Here's the overview from tax fighters who offer a bit more proof and number-crunching over activist chatter . . . Check-it: Read more at tonyskansascity.com
No More Free Rides: KC Bus System Zero Fare Ending
Key Points:The KCMO Council approved stop gap funding that could delay new fare implementation for 60 to 90 days New fares aren’t set but could be $2 with planes to implement a cashless system. Functionally free fares are proposed that will exempt certain groups. Route frequency will be cut. In 2020, Kansas City became the first major U.S. city to offer universal free bus service, but after five years, zero-fare is ending.The Kansas City Cou…
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