Evan Takahashi likely wasn’t anticipating the message he received from one of BART’s digital turnstile Wednesday when he pulled out his Clipper card at the Berryessa station to pay the fare for his ...

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 Clipper card is a pre-loaded fare card that works on five Bay Area transit agencies, eliminating the need for coins or multiple passes for riders who use more than one system. It was first called ...

At some East Bay stations, BART riders may notice a slight delay when using the agency’s new Clipper card readers. The readers, known officially as Tri Reader 4 (TR4) card validators, are part of “the ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- A Clipper card outage that affected commuters taking public transportation across the Bay Area Tuesday morning has been resolved. There is the saying "there is no such thing ...

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. Stream ...

The long-awaited rollout of the new generation of the Clipper Card payment system begins Wednesday, when Bay Area travelers will be able to pay for public transit trips more efficiently and ...

Tim Fang is a digital producer at CBS Bay Area. A Bay Area native, Tim has been a part of the CBS Bay Area newsroom for more than two decades and joined the digital staff in 2006. Clipper card service ...