Metro and business officials announced the launch of a system that allows riders to pay by directly tapping credit or debit cards at rail station faregates.

This week, BART’s long-awaited “Tap and Ride” system launches, no Clipper card needed. Here’s how paying for your fare with a credit or debit card will work.

BART riders are about to get their first chance to use at least part of the long-awaited Clipper 2.0 fare-payment system. The system, which has been under development for more than a decade, will ...

In this age of tap-and-pay credit card technology being offered for most in-person customer transactions, from restaurants to retailers, BART will soon allow riders to use that method to pay for ...

Starting Wednesday, you’ll be able to tap in and out of the Metrorail system using a credit card. Metro GM Randy Clarke will announce “Tap. Ride. Go,” a long-anticipated upgrade, at Dulles Airport ...

It will allows riders to tap and use their credit or debit cards without loading their money onto a SmarTrip card.

The Regional Transportation District is planning to launch a credit and debit card tap-to-pay system on its buses and trains in 2025. The agency’s current smart fare payment system, dubbed ...