From London’s Underground to NYC’s MTA, transit systems are digitizing ticket purchasing to boost ridership and reduce consumer friction. But most still rely on old-school physical vending to facilitate purchases, which can cause data and cash flow issues. In this
As a new decade starts, we’d like to take a look back at what we’ve accomplished. In recent years, Genfare has transformed a legacy built on hardware, evolving it into a complete fare collection solutions provider. We’ve introduced new cloud-based
2019 was a year of continued expansion for the public transportation industry, and we have a lot to celebrate. Take a look at the infographic below for some impressive annual statistics and figures. For more looks into our industry, please
Prior to 2019, the process to pay fares when boarding a Transit Authority of River City bus was complicated at best, and a hassle at worst. TARC bus operators were required to visually validate a wide variety of ID cards
Eric Kaled is Genfare’s President. Since joining in April of 2019, he has brought a client-centric focus with an eye towards simplifying the rider experience. He brings more than two decades of technology and payment knowledge to the organization, and
After collecting and analyzing data from various sources such as the National Transit Database (NTD), U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) shows that the use of public transportation has significantly reduced
Elk Grove Village, Ill. – October 29, 2019 – Genfare, a leader in fare collection solutions for transit agencies of all sizes, highlights its partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS supplies the data hosting for Genfare’s premier cloud-based solution, Genfare
COLUMBUS, Ohio — COTA today announced the availability of Connector, an important enhancement in how riders can access COTA service without cash or a traditional bus pass. Customers can set up an account to electronically transfer any amount of money