TriMet is in the process of installing new fare machines at five of its stations, which will allow riders to buy reloadable Hop cards at transit centers. The pilot rollout, which starts in ...

More than 93,000 electronic Hop cards, supplied by Snapper, are in use - but they work only on NZ Bus services. NZ Bus and Snapper - which was beaten in 2009 by French electronics and military ...

After testing the new machines at five transit centers in December, TriMet said reloadable Hop transit cards will now fully replace paper tickets as the fare available to buy at station platforms.

Apple is getting on board with TriMet’s Hop Fastpass transit card. At its showcase Monday in Silicon Valley, where Apple announced a new streaming service, the company said the Portland area ...

(PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — TriMet will soon join the electronic-fare card party, following suit of a growing list of cities like Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Called the Hop Fastpass ...

Portland’s TriMet and Google will begin beta testing of the Hop Fastpass™ as the first virtual transit card available in Android Pay starting in early 2018. Hop also marks the first mobile wallet ...

TriMet will hand out hundreds of free Hop Fastpass cards in the next two months to passengers looking to trade out unused paper tickets. Why would riders want to turn in unused paper tickets?

TriMet’s current machines dispense single-day paper tickets, but the new touch-screen technology will allow users to purchase a new “Hop” card altogether or deposit more money onto it.

Currently, people can pay fares using the credit or debit card linked to their Apple Wallet and get e-tickets on the TriMet ticket app, in addition to using a Hop card or paying with actual cash.

PORTLAND, Ore. – TriMet will celebrate the launch of its new Hop Fastpass Transit Fare Card Monday morning. MAX and bus riders can buy a hop card for just $3. Riders can load the cards with ...