Washington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority (WMATA) reports its new, higher faregates are reducing fare evasion by more than 70 percent at the first stations where they have been installed, ...
Tap. Ride. Go. will allow riders to pay Metrobus fares using contactless debit or credit cards and mobile wallets. Tap. Ride. Go. has officially gone online on Washington Metropolitan Area ...
WASHINGTON — On a quiet Tuesday morning, Tyler and Malia Stewart did what many couples do daily in the DMV; they headed to the Metro. What made this so special and so different: they had just gotten ...
Metrobus riders will soon tap phones or cards to pay fares. The "Tap. Ride. Go." system already has more than a million Metrorail users. Officials say it will speed boarding and curb bus fare evasion.
The bus is approaching, and you don’t have cash — or forgot to load your SmarTrip card. Soon that may not be a problem. Metro is preparing to launch its “Tap. Ride. Go.” payment system on all ...
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