The long-awaited rollout of the new generation of the Clipper Card payment system began last week, with Bay Area travelers now able to pay for public transit trips more efficiently and conveniently.

San Francisco transit riders got an unwelcome surprise yesterday when Clipper card account details suddenly vanished from the mobile app and website, leaving commuters guessing what, if anything, was ...

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Don't miss a story. Get San José Spotlight headlines delivered to your inbox. The long-awaited rollout of the new generation of the Clipper Card payment system started Wednesday, with Bay Area ...

Starting Dec. 10, AC Transit and nearly two dozen Bay Area transit agencies will institute new upgrades as part of the Next Generation Clipper initiative. These include upgrades to physical and ...

Muni vehicles and station fare gates now accept plastic. You can tap a credit or debit card at Clipper readers to pay. Paying your Muni fare is now even easier and more convenient. And it’s becoming ...

Paying for bus, train and ferry rides across the Bay Area just became a little easier. Beginning Wednesday, riders on nearly every transit agency in the region will be able to use their credit or ...

The long-awaited rollout of the new generation of the Clipper card payment system begins Wednesday, when Bay Area travelers will be able to pay for public transit trips more efficiently and ...

Bay Area commuters will begin transitioning to a new fare system as agencies roll out the "Next Generation Clipper Card. More than two dozen agencies — including Muni, Caltrain, AC Transit, the San ...

Under a new system rolled out Wednesday, Dec. 10, almost every transit system in the Bay Area will allow riders to pay by tapping a credit or debit card. Related Articles Major delays hit BART as ...