Post-Lockdown, Transit Riders Want Agencies to Run Vehicles More Frequently, Provide Real-Time Arrival Information and Offer Contactless and Mobile Payments

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Dan Balaban

NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Up to a third of transit riders in several cities say contactless payments and mobile ticketing would encourage them to return t

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