the official rideKC app now displays streetcar locations. check the 'where's my ride" feature and search for 'streetcar'. you can favorite the route for quick access.
Fares for the on-demand service are $3 for the first eight miles and $2 each mile after for senior passengers or those with disabilities.
For the general public, the fare is $10 for the first five miles and $2 for each mile after. And as opposed to other private ride-hailing services, there is no surge charge.
“No other transit agency in the U.S. offers the same service,” Makinen said.
Fares for the on-demand service are $3 for the first eight miles and $2 each mile after for senior passengers or those with disabilities.
For the general public, the fare is $10 for the first five miles and $2 for each mile after. And as opposed to other private ride-hailing services, there is no surge charge.
“No other transit agency in the U.S. offers the same service,” Makinen said.
I don't think so. I just checked a trip that is 4.9 miles (work to home) and it would cost $10.86 for uber, plus tips are now expected. Thats without surge pricing.
The best thing this does is allow guests. Previously it was just a single ride purchased, which is expensive. Now it actually makes sense as a ride share app.
The thing that will set it apart is how long it takes to actually get the ride. I have tried to use Z-trip (because i philosophically hate Uber), but their app always screws up and takes forever....so i usually turn back to uber.