Starting April 4, SEPTA customers will be able to easily tap their credit, debit card, and mobile wallet to pay for fares on all buses, trolleys, subways, and trains.
Customers can tap the card at any of the turnstiles to enter and pay and then tap out using the same card on their way out.
“With this expansion to Regional Rail, SEPTA is the first commuter rail network in the
country to accept contactless payments,” said SEPTA Board Chair Kenneth E. Lawrence Jr.
“This technology makes SEPTA more convenient for customers who may not want to plan their trips in advance, purchase a physical Key Card, or use cash to pay their fares – just tap and go,” said SEPTA Interim General Manager Scott A. Sauer.
The U.S. Forest Service awarded Newark’s Tree Canopy Initiative $8 million to plant 2,700 trees…
Mohamed K. Abdelaal, 24, from Iselin was arrested May 20. Police charged him with criminal…
Andrea Samson, a 30-year-old ambulance volunteer in Bergen County, needs a kidney transplant. Two earlier…
Eight bald eagles got sick after they ate the bodies of euthanized farm animals at…
New Jersey’s gaming market pulled in just over $600 million during April 2026. That’s a…
Top.Domains posted on X that they sold Maestro.trade for $19,988. This is the highest reported…
This website uses cookies.