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Forty-seven Safeway outlets around the Puget Sound region now allow customers to purchase E-purse value or transit passes on their previously issued ORCA cards. ORCA, One Regional Card for All, is the electronic fare system for seven transportation agencies in the Puget Sound region.
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When the CPI increases over the prior two years, the agency is required to increase transit fares by a minimum of 10 cents.
Read More →The proposed policy would use armed policy officers to enforce fare payment.
Read More →Participants are members of NEORide, a council of governments comprised of 13 transit systems.
Read More →The new TVMs have improved features making them quicker and easier for customers to use, are easier for people with disabilities to use, and include audible as well as visual instructions.
Read More →The benefits of regionalized fare-collection systems are numerous, but participants first need to define their operating principles, establish a solid working team and take cues from financial modeling systems such as banks.
Read More →The decision to abolish fares affected four of the system’s 12 routes. The eight other routes already were fare-free.
Read More →Caltrain’s original board decision to raise the price of certain Clipper fare products was made in September 2019.
Read More →In fact, 2025 will see more service on the road to meet the growing market demand from both returning and new riders.
Read More →More than 3.7 million trips were taken with ORCA LIFT cards on Metro buses and Sound Transit Link light rail during the program's first year, with more than 25,000 residents signing up for the program.
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