SEPTA will pay $230 million for new Key card system after years of glitches on the old one
SEPTA’s board on Thursday approved spending up to $230 million for a new company to update its electronic fare-collection system despite concerns about the cost and the risks of switching as ...
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SEPTA considering a new company to run its problem-plagued fare card system
The SEPTA Board will vote on a new company to operate its beleaguered Key fare card. The Key card, under current operator Conduent, has been prone to glitches and millions in cost overruns since it ...
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SEPTA trims budget, but will spend $230 million on Key 2.0
Among other news, SEPTA officials say they’ve trimmed their budget a bit, with an eye toward demonstrating fiscal ...
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Drexel Extends SEPTA Key Advantage Program
have until October 20 to obtain a SEPTA Key Card (if you do not already have one) and register it with the program, in order to begin using the benefit on Nov. 1. For complete details on eligibility ...
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SEPTA to spend $211M on new fare collection system
WHYY thanks our sponsors — become a WHYY sponsor SEPTA Key was unreliable at times, including last year when SEPTA Key cards failed for some travelers. That caused the agency to lose money because it ...
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SEPTA to spend $211 million on new fare payment system that uses virtual Key cards
SEPTA also began accepting contactless payments through credit cards and smartphone apps in 2023. The SEPTA Key website, mobile app and call center will be upgraded, too. "As we deploy our ...
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Key 2.0: SEPTA to spend $230M on replacing electronic fare-collection system
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA's board approved spending $230 million to hire San Diego-based Cubic Transportation Systems to replace the transit agency's current Key Card system. The program has ...