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fromSan Jose Spotlight
1 month ago

Bay Area public transit riders can use bank cards to 'tap-and-ride' - San Jose Spotlight

Bay Area Clipper system upgrade enables instant top-ups, bank-card tap-and-ride payments, discounted transfers, and centralized family account management across regional transit agencies.
fromABC7 San Francisco
1 month ago

Credit card payments begin for Bay Area transit agencies; transfer changes for Clipper Card users

You'll now be able to do contactless credit and debit card payments on all Bay Area transit agencies. Also, if you use your Clipper Card, you can get discounted and free transfers between agencies. Riders will only be charged full fare for the first agency they use and if they transfer to a different agency, they will get a discount up to $2.85. If the fare of your next ride is below that, your ride would be free.
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fromThe Mercury News
1 month ago

Transit agencies across Bay Area to begin accepting credit, debit cards

Bay Area transit agencies now accept contactless credit and debit cards regionwide through a Tap and Ride system, reducing the need for pre-paid Clipper cards.
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fromsfist.com
5 months ago
San Francisco

BART Will Finally Let You Tap to Enter With a Credit Card or Debit Card, Starting Wednesday

fromsfist.com
5 months ago
San Francisco

BART Will Finally Let You Tap to Enter With a Credit Card or Debit Card, Starting Wednesday

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fromsfist.com
6 months ago

Day Around the Bay: Lafayette's Long-Shuttered Park Theater to Reopen With a $12 Million Renovation

The Clipper Card outage was resolved, and service resumed by early afternoon.
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fromPadailypost
7 months ago

New Caltrain ticket checkers are slower than the old ones

The new cloud-based scanners take at least 10 seconds to load tickets compared to two seconds for current scanners, complicating fare enforcement significantly.
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