Seamless Payments for Complete Trips: A Guide for Transit Agencies

Gururaja, Prashanth; Karner, Kevin; Feigon, Sharon; Gray, Leslie

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Seamless Payments for Complete Trips: A Guide for Transit Agencies

2020-12-01
By Gururaja, Prashanth ; Karner, Kevin ; Feigon, Sharon ; ...

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Gururaja, Prashanth ; Karner, Kevin ; Feigon, Sharon ; Gray, Leslie
Corporate Creators:

Shared-Use Mobility Center
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Transit Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

Case Studies Electronic Funds Transfer Fares Implementation Mobility Public Transit Recommendations Shared Mobility Transit Operating Agencies
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Chicago (Illinois) ; Dallas (Texas) ; Los Angeles (California) ; Montreal (Canada) ; Portland (Oregon) ; Seattle (Washington)
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White Paper
Corporate Publisher:

Shared-Use Mobility Center
Abstract:

This paper explores the integration of trip payments between public transit systems and shared mobility services. It begins with a look at fare payment systems, fare types and fare technology. Examples are provided of recent implementation of payment integration using (1) card-based systems (Montréal, Seattle, Los Angeles); and (2) account-based systems (Chicago, Dallas, Portland). The paper concludes with recommendations and a conceptual framework for transit agencies considering integrating mobility payments.
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