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  The Clipper Card can be added to Apple Pay and used with Express Transit features in the San Fransisco Bay area. The Apple Wallet on iPhone has been gaining support for adding specific transit cards from within the app. These cards can be used with the Express Transit mode and can be reloaded with Apple Pay. The latest card to be added is the Clipper Card. It is the San Fransisco Bay Area transit card of choice and can be used with all 24 transit agencies in the area. San Fransisco is also one of the cities with advanced transit directions, so users can find real-time schedules for a bus, ...

Google partnered with Passport and ParkMobile on the parking feature, which prompts you to pay after you arrive at your destination.

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A Jeannette woman who drove for National Express Transit and the Westmoreland County Transit Authority is suing both, alleging race discrimination and a hostile work environment. Ashley Oliver, who is Black, began working for the Illinois-based transit company in June 2019. Her employment then switched to the transit authority in early 2020 after it canceled its contract with the company. Oliver contends in her federal lawsuit that white co-workers were treated more leniently...

Apple Pay and NFC functionality is coming to the Paris Navigo Pass app News Highlights: Apple Pay and NFC functionality is coming to the Paris Navigo Pass app Parisian customers can now top up their Navigo card with Apple Pay and NFC via the updated Ile-de-France Mobilites app. Previous reports said this update would arrive on January 20, but the app was updated Wednesday to reflect the availability of new features. You can now go to a iPhone to reload it with Apple Pay. The app will be rebranded as Ile-de-France Mobilities, thought we would still see Vianavigo in the United States App Store...

Apple Pay has now become a viable method of payment to New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), with payment terminals installed at all subway and bus stations across the five boroughs. Back in March 2019, Apple announced that cashless transactions via Apple Pay would soon be coming to transit systems in a number of major U.S. cities. Watch the Latest Apple Technology News Below The MTA first started experimenting with Apple Pay at select terminals across the city almost 18 months ago, and the corporation has now implemented Apple Pay availability across all of its subway lin...