The Clipper card, used for travel on all forms of public transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area, was down on Tuesday morning. Bay Area Clipper said the issue was resolved just after 1 p.m. PT in ...

Clipper, the electronic fare-payment system accepted by all of the Bay Area’s approximately two dozen transportation agencies, is rolling out new features Wednesday — designed to save riders money and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Clipper card service experienced another malfunction Monday, weeks after a massive outage. (Brontë Wittpenn/S.F. Chronicle) ...

A big change starts rolling out Wednesday for Bay Area transit riders and anyone who uses a Clipper Card. You'll now be able to do contactless credit and debit card payments on all Bay Area transit ...

What was supposed to make paying for transit easier is instead causing headaches for some Bay Area riders. The rollout of Clipper 2.0, the region's updated transit payment system, has been plagued by ...

There was a widespread outage in the Clipper system Tuesday morning that was impacting commuters on BART, Muni, and Caltrain, but many were just treated to free rides. The Clipper card system went ...

New Clipper cards will cost a small fee for adult passengers starting next month as part of an effort by public transportation officials to recover losses and tighten up fee collection. The reloadable ...

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.