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Series: Wichita Transit
Wichita Transit 21 & 22 Bus Routes
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⚙️Poster for the 21 & 22 bus routes in Wichita, Kansas - operated by Wichita Transit
🕐10/8/2026
🧑‍🎨Joey Silver
@cityofwichita.bsky.social #wichita #publictransit #wichitatransit #transitgraphics #kansas
October 18, 2026 at 6:36 PM
Series: Wichita Transit
Wichita Transit 15 & 17 Bus Routes
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⚙️Poster for the 15 & 17 bus routes in Wichita, Kansas - operated by Wichita Transit
🕐10/13/2026
🧑‍🎨Joey Silver
@cityofwichita.bsky.social chita.bsky.social #wichita #publictransit #wichitatransit #transitgraphics #kansas
October 18, 2026 at 6:45 PM
Series: Wichita Transit
Wichita Transit 11 & 29 Bus Routes
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⚙️Poster for the 11 & 29 bus routes in Wichita, Kansas - operated by Wichita Transit
🕐10/10/2026
🧑‍🎨Joey Silver
@cityofwichita.bsky.social #wichita #publictransit #wichitatransit #transitgraphics #kansas
October 18, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Wichita Transit is set to transform its fleet and facilities with a $17.675 million plan that could bring 14 new hybrid buses and improved ADA-accessible stops!

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Council backs transit communications contract and authorizes FTA grant applications for hybrid buses and ADA stops
Wichita Transit contracted Parsons & Associates for an integrated communications plan and the council authorized applications for FTA bus and low/no emission grants that could fund 14 hybrid buses and ADA stop improvements (federal share ~85%–90% depending on program).
citizenportal.ai
September 17, 2026 at 9:33 AM
Wichita is gearing up for a transformative bus network redesign that promises improved service and convenience, all centered around a brand new downtown hub debuting in 2026!

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Wichita council approves transit network redesign to center service on new downtown hub
The Wichita City Council approved a 2026 transit network redesign that centralizes routes at a new downtown hub, increases frequency on the city’s busiest corridors, and launches outreach and a temporary fare-free transition. Council voted 7-0 to adopt the plan after extended public and council discussion about security, partnerships and school ridership.
citizenportal.ai
April 22, 2026 at 7:40 AM