With over 45 million transit boardings a year, UTA’s main goal is to deploy an app that provides users with a more convenient fare experience. Photo:UTA
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With over 45 million transit boardings a year, UTA’s main goal is to deploy an app that provides users with a more convenient fare experience. Photo:UTA
Riders on Utah Transit Authority (UTA) can now skip waiting in transit ticket lines and use their smartphones to buy their fares with the launch of the UTA GoRide mobile ticketing application, the angency announced.
Passport, a leader in transit and parking payments, powers the mobile ticketing app for UTA and has launched mobile solutions for large cities around the world.
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The convenience of handling transit ticketing through a mobile device provides users with the efficiency and speed. Passangers can plan transit trips using the in-app route planner, use mobile tickets to board transit or store them for later use, and manage purchases or transit history in the app.
With over 45 million transit boardings a year, UTA’s main goal is to deploy an app that provides users with a more convenient fare experience.
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The addition now allows customers to tap their contactless debit or credit card, or a mobile wallet, such as Apple Pay or Google Pay, directly on the onboard fare validators.
The upgraded system, which went live earlier this month, supports METRO’s METRONow vision to enhance the customer experience, improve service reliability, and strengthen long-term regional mobility.