Denver-Area Transit Users Can Use Smartphones to Pay Their Fare
The Regional Transportation District hopes that the ability to pay transit fares by smartphone will remove the frustration of waiting in line and searching for correct change.
The Denver-are Regional Transportation District (RTD) recently launched a mobile app that allows transit users to pay their fare by phone.
"RTD customers just have to download the app on their Apple or Android smartphone, purchase a pass with their credit card and then activate the pass before getting on a bus or train," reports Jesse Paul.
Published on Tuesday, October 31, 2017 in
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