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(BCN) — Lower-income Bay Area residents are invited to apply for a pilot program aiming to offer them 50 percent discounted fares, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority said Tuesday. The Clipper START initiative, administered by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, will give eligible participants a 50 percent discount on single adult fares for the VTA, […]

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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority launched a “new and improved” mobile application on Monday, promising enhanced trip planning, service alerts and real-time transit predictions.

BART riders will no longer be able to use paper tickets as fare payment starting on Nov. 30, as the system transitions to Clipper only.

Whether you're out of state or simply not from the area, all incoming freshmen and junior transfers were fed the same lie when they first came to UC Berkeley: San Francisco is just 15 short minutes away!

The Richmond Standard Beginning Nov. 30, BART will no longer accept paper tickets. The transit agency is moving to a Clipper-only fare system and it is rolling out new fare gates that will not accept paper tickets. Riders can now buy a Clipper card without the usual $3 fee via their phones. Clipper is now

BART will no longer accept magstripe paper tickets starting Nov. 30, marking an end of their transition to using a Clipper card-only fare payment system.

'END OF AN ERA': By the end of next month, paper BART tickets will only be good as a collectors item or a symbol of days gone by.

The proposal includes spending $175,000 on mailers, $50,000 on video production and $76,800 on paid advertising.