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Do you use a Clipper Card to ride Muni? These fees could cost you more money this year
The agency instituted the discount as a way to incentivize riders to switch from paper tickets to the transit card, now the most popular way to pay for fares. Clipper users would pay the normal $3 ...
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Millions of dollars are sitting on inactive Clipper cards. What happens to the money?
It’s possible, for example, that many commuters loaded balances onto their Clipper cards, but have since stopped riding public transit amid persistent office shutdowns. Clipper cards last used ...
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‘Not yet a new target date’ for tap-to-pay on SF transit
Metropolitan Transportation Commission staffers told The Examiner on Monday that it is difficult to say whether or not the new payment system, which officials have referred to as “the next generation ...