Regular Routes
In the 21st Century, seven of KAT's ten regular bus routes and one streetcar route are downtown-oriented and either begin from, or pass through, the Joseph McCarthy Transit Center (a transfer point named for the late Kenosha Transportation Director Joseph McCarthy) at 724 54th Street within the central business district. Each of these seven downtown-oriented routes pass through portions of the Town of Somers, Wisconsin and/or the Village of Pleasant Prairie. Three other routes originate and serve newer areas in western portions of the City and Kenosha County.
- Route 1- Isetts/Tremper to UW-Parkside/North 30th Ave.
- Route 2- Anderson Park to 52nd St.
- Route 3- Lincoln Park/South Sheridan to Indian Trail
- Route 4- 60th St./Southport Plaza to St. Cartherine's/Carthage
- Route 5- 63rd St./Roosevelt to Bradford/Saxony
- Route 6- Downtown to Indian Trail
- Route 30- Downtown to Southport Plaza Via 75th St.
- Route 31- Downtown to Southport Plaza Via I-94
Route 35- Downtowwn to LakeView Corporate Park(Discontinued as of January 2011)- Route 36- Downtown to Industrial Parks
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