MO: Officials to Present Plan to Unify KC Area's Splintered Transit System

Sheila Styron and her guide dog, Gretch, get around town by bus. That can be a challenge for anyone, disabled or not. "I currently plan my life around what public transit exists in Kansas City," she said, "and it's limited." Getting from her home in Brookside to her job in Midtown on The Metro — hey, that's a snap, says Styron, public policy specialist with The Whole Person, a disability rights organization. But when her doctor moved his office to Johnson County, she had to change...
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MO: Officials to Present Plan to Unify KC Area's Splintered Transit System

Leaders look to unify transit systems around Kansas City

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