TransLink launched a customer education campaign Friday morning to remind users to tap their Compass Card and not their wallet or a phone case with multiple cards inside. The "card clash ...

We like to see how much money we have left on our cards. I can't recall ever using a system that behaved otherwise until my first Compass tap. Upon reaching my destination, I tapped the Compass sensor ...

Taking transit but don’t have a Compass Card? No problem. As of Tuesday, you’ll be able to tap-to-pay using Visa, Mastercard or a mobile wallet app (Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay).

Do you hate having to dig your Compass card out of your wallet every time you get on the bus or SkyTrain? TransLink may have the answer for you. On Friday, the transportation agency is launching a ...

TransLink says it is still trying to solve a problem with its controversial Compass Card system and it may implement a "grace period" for bus riders who fail to "tap out" as they exit. The company ...

For those forgetful individuals, TransLink is rolling out a new way to tap in: Compass Card wristbands. Operating in the same way as their more common counterparts, the wristbands can be loaded ...

As TransLink prepares to update the Compass Card system, the transit operator says it may scrap a requirement that passengers “tap out” their card at the end of a bus ride, which determines ...

You just tap it and in less than a second, we say 300 milliseconds, you're getting through," said Newsome. The Compass Card, a smart card used by San Diego's Metropolitan Transit System.

TransLink is reminding new Compass card users, particularly monthly pass holders, to “tap out” of the transit system, after thousands were charged this week for more zones than they travelled.

Once the bus operator activates the day pass, passengers can tap the compass card on the validator. Passengers should register their Compass cards at 511sd.com to protect their balances ...