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3.5.1. Metro Transportation Fare Increase |
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( ) To release a new policy ( ) To release a new form (X) To convert existing policy to new writing style only – No concept changes ( ) Revision of existing policy and/or form(s). |
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Effective September 15, 2014, GROW Case Managers (GCM) must Issue the following increased fares to Metro riders:
Base fare $1.75 Day Pass $7 7-Day Pass $25 30-Day Pass $100
EZ Pass $110 College/Vocational $43 Municipal (Muni) Transfers $0.50
Noted: To issue/verify other increased Metro fares refer to the “General Relief Opportunities for Work Quick Reference Metro Fare Increase Chart.” |
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On May 22, 2014, the Metro Board approved a fare increase to help customers use the Metro transit network more effectively and address a quickly growing operating deficit.
With the new fare system, customers can transfer between buses and trains within two hours of boarding for free. The current fare system charges customers a full fare of $1.50 for transfers, which means base fare customers pay double ($3.00) to transfer. This does not encourage customers to take advantage of the growing transit network that taxpayers are funding. |
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