SEPTA will pay $230 million for new Key card system
SEPTA to spend $211 million on new fare payment system that uses virtual Key cards
SEPTA Key 2.0 is a "next-generation system" that will allow riders to pay with virtual Key cards rather than the physical cards the current system uses. 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.
Relying on consultants can be a penny-wise and pound-foolish way for SEPTA to operate, and reflects a lack of in-house ...
operations and Regional Rail workers are to allow SEPTA users to continue rides without disruption. SEPTA officials said the fare card issues do not impact customers who use the SEPTA Key ...
Officials said that all cashiers, operators and Regional ... while SEPTA works with the card manufacturer on a resolution." The issue isn't impacting customers who use SEPTA Key cards or ...
It took a little over eight years to build, run, and maintain SEPTA’s Key Card ... and software of the current Key ...
Richards stepped down from her role at SEPTA but struck a deal with the transit agency’s board for a new 12-month contract.
Select student, senior, paratransit and reduced-fare SEPTA cards are being wrongly declined, the transit agency said Thursday. Riders started experiencing issues Wednesday on Regional Rail ...
SEPTA has announced extra service on the Broad Street Line [B] for Sunday’s Eagles game against the Washington Commanders.
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