PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA's board approved spending $230 million to hire San Diego-based Cubic Transportation Systems to replace the transit agency's current Key Card system. The program has ...
The transit agency said some passengers may have been charged $2.90 instead of $2.50 when tapping Key Cards and other contactless payment devices at bus fare validators.
Instead of big buses, think of 14- passenger vans and a melding of paratransit and an Uber-like on-demand system to get ...
SEPTA says it is expanding its contactless payment options to Regional Rail starting Friday, April 4. Riders can now tap on and off using credit or debit cards, or mobile wallets like Apple Pay, ...
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