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Revamped systems have helped many agencies attain the information they need to implement fare increases, improve routes and scheduling, and increase revenues.
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New system allows customers to use contactless credit cards and other smart cards for both transit payment and ski resort access.
Read More →Cleveland and Nashville, both completing upgrades to their fare collection systems, believe that the resulting benefits of reduced boarding times is a critical achievement.
Read More →Trial run comes during APTA’s Fare Collection Workshop.
Read More →Employee education and customer outreach play key roles for agencies in Boston, Atlanta and Los Angeles — all three in the final project stages — transitioning patrons to smart cards.
Read More →Six-week trial to run from Nov. 9 through Dec.22
Read More →Canadian-based fare collection supplier installs systesm in six small and medium-sized transit agencies.
Read More →The companies plan to invite public transit authorities to participate.
Read More →The new fare collection system was supplied under a $2.2 million contract Cubic received from the Los Angeles World Airports in January 2004.
Read More →Intellisys Technology will help train transit professionals on fare collection equipment made by GFI Genfare.
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