While the Clipper Card system was down, each transit agency appeared to independently make the same decision to continue ...

A system-wide Clipper card outage in the Bay Area allowed commuters to board transit for free, affecting multiple agencies ...

The Clipper card, used for travel on all forms of public transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area, was down on Tuesday ...

Public transit agencies across the Bay Area experienced fare payment malfunctions on Tuesday morning following a regionwide ...

A heads up if you take public transit. Starting July 1, fares are going up for many Bay Area transit agencies. Also, the toll ...

Caltrain will raise its base fare by 25 cents beginning Tuesday, July 1, the agency announced, as part of a broader effort to ...

Commuting to and through San Francisco will cost more starting Tuesday as SF Muni increases fares and the Golden Gate Bridge ...

Bay Area commuters received an unexpected gift this morning as an outage in the Clipper Card system gave them free rides on ...

Many public transit riders across the Bay Area were supposed to see increased fare rates Tuesday. Instead, a Clipper Card system crash resulted in free rides for those on their morning commute.

The MTC website said there were 1.35 million unique Clipper cards — physical and digital — used in May, the highest monthly toll for the year and the most since December 2019, before the pandemic.

Commuters in and around San Francisco rode into work for free on Tuesday morning due to an outage in the Clipper card system, which is used to handle payments for train, bus and ferry rides ...

The Clipper card, used for travel on all forms of public transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area, was down on Tuesday morning. According to a post on X from the Bay Area Clipper account, "The ...