The proposed contract for the new Key 2.0 fare system in Philadelphia goes to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority board in July for approval, according to a SEPTA official, who is not revealing whether the agency has chosen a vendor yet.
As Mobility Payments has reported in recent months, a shortlist of two vendors, Cubic Transportation Systems and
The proposed contract for the new Key 2.0 fare system in Philadelphia goes to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority board in July for approval, according to a SEPTA official, who is not revealing whether the agency has chosen a vendor yet.
As Mobility Payments has reported in recent months, a shortlist of two vendors, Cubic Transportation Systems and