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The machines comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, featuring voice enabled technology, a headphone jack and braille keypads.
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The budget gap is a result of several factors, including lower ridership revenue that is still recovering from the pandemic, the depletion of federal pandemic relief funds, a subsidy credit provided to jurisdictions in 2020, and historic inflation.
Read More →Conductors will use Apple iPhone 4s equipped with a device that enables train crews to make credit and debit-as-credit sales and print out tickets in one transaction. The device will also be used to process onboard cash sales. The pilot is scheduled to run through Oct. 9.
Read More →Credit card fraud at ticket machines peaked in May of last year before installation of the new system, which requires customers to provide their zip code as part of the verification process. The rail service expects to save over $5 million.
Read More →Can be loaded with pre-tax deductions from customers’ paychecks to purchase transit fares. By using pre-tax dollars, riders save as much as 40% off their commuting costs each year.
Read More →The milestone was reached exactly two months after the app was launched by Metra, the Chicago Transit Authority and Pace.
Read More →Powered by moovel North America, the new app will allow bus and VIAtrans patrons to purchase fares using their smartphone, and activate them when they are ready to ride.
Read More →With the overwhelming majority of Bay Area transit riders using smartphones, JustRide allows SMART to offer an easy and convenient way to buy tickets and plan transit rides in the area.
Read More →With faster, more reliable service, PSTA projects ridership to increase to 5,000 rides a day.
Read More →SMART is the S.F. Bay Area’s newest transportation option for travel, offering passenger rail service in Sonoma and Marin counties.
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