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The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) this year launched a partnership with the California Department of Technology (CDT) to simplify and automate the verification process for CalFresh...

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Clipper®, the Bay Area's electronic transit-fare payment card, today began its long-awaited shift to a cloud-based system, with each of the nearly two dozen transit agencies that accept Clipper for...

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The Clipper Executive Board today set a December 10, 2025, date for the start of an eight- to 12-week process of transitioning Clipper® card customers to the next generation of the Bay Area's...

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Starting with tomorrow morning’s commute, BART becomes the Bay Area’s first Tap and Ride system . Tap and Ride will provide riders the ability to pay adult fares at BART fare gates using physical...

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Bay Area Pride month checklist: Lipstick? Check. Fab ‘fit and ‘do? Check. Clipper® on your phone, so you can get to Pride events easily? Check and check. If you are heading to the San Francisco Pride...

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The newly released Clipper® BayPass Phase 1 Pilot Program Evaluation Report indicates that college students with access to Clipper BayPass took nearly a third more transit trips and made more than...

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The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) today approved a resolution to transition the Clipper® START pilot program — which provides transit-fare discounts for lower-income adults age 19 to 64...

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Bay Area transit helps to get you where you need to go! There are more than 550 bus routes, 20 train lines and 7 ferry routes staffed by hardworking operators whose mission is to get you to your...

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On Veterans Day – and every day – we thank veterans for their service to this country. Select Bay Area transit agencies offer free or discounted rides to veterans. Capital Corridor Capital Corridor...

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The results of the 2024 Clipper® customer and non-customer research survey results are out, and satisfaction among users of the Bay Area’s all-in-one transit card stands high at 94% across riders on...