Paul Jablonski, CEO of the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS), prepares to get on a trolley as he loads an electronic fare onto a white and yellow card. It’s called a Compass Card, and it’s a 21st ...

Public records obtained by KPBS show the Compass Card system was out of compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards — called PCI DSS — when the cards began being used in 2009.

Ticket vending machines at all 53 San Diego Trolley stations are now equipped to sell and reload new credit card-like monthly transit passes, the Metropolitan Transit System announced Wednesday. The ...

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"All three recovered card skimmers are undergoing forensic analysis and, at this time, it is unclear whether or not any card data was obtained," said police in a news release. TransLink riders told to ...

Public transit riders will be able to purchase the Compass Card at Albertsons grocery stores starting Jan. 20. The previous vendor for the smart cards, Vons, will drop the service on Jan. 5. Compass ...

Compass cards will be available in ticket vending machines for $6 in select SkyTrain stations in October with full access to purchase them on November 1, 2015. Here's a quick explainer of changes to ...

TransLink today (March 31) announced its new electronic fare card will be called Compass. The pre-paid electronic fare card will be part of a new network-wide fare-payment system that will incorporate ...

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Public transportation riders in San Diego County can now store cash balances on their compass cards for use on buses, trains and trolleys operated by the Metropolitan Transit System ...