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The EZfare app enables customers to purchase fares anytime and travel to their destinations with the use of their smartphone.
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The latest industry news from business-transit partnerships around the nation.
Read More →Transit said is working with additional mobile ticketing providers to ensure the app will support Google Pay and Apple Pay for their systems.
Read More →The company's PROXmobil3 readers are fully capable of accepting open payments — contactless credit cards, debit EMV, and near-field communication devices — a goal that aligns with OCTA’s future plans.
Read More →Includes no service cuts or fare increases in the 2010 budget; projected cash balances of $29 million in 2009, $39 million in 2010, $1 million in 2011, and manageable projected deficits for 2012 and 2013.
Read More →While some university and college transit operators have been able to continue offering fare-free transit service to students, other systems, faced with operation cost increases, have had to raise transit pass prices.
Read More →The service is available to agencies of all sizes and can be deployed as a stand-alone app or alongside existing mobile ticketing options.
Read More →Agency plans to issue $50 tickets to fare jumping minors and their parents as of February 1. Transit police will meet with community members to brainstorm ideas for getting the word out to youths.
Read More →Now available for purchase, Acela Business class tickets will be priced as low as $99 between Washington, D.C., and New York, and $79 between New York and Boston.
Read More →In reducing the walk-up price to just $1.75, Metro has now made the cost the same as a one-way fare for Metro’s Bus and Rail System.
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