Personal service assistants are eligible for 50% off the adult cash fare only when accompanying a person with disabilities who has an attendant logo on his/her RTC Discount Card. Persons with disabilities must have a DMV Disabled Placard ID, RTC card, Medicare card, or ID card for persons with disabilities from another transit service. Seniors must have a valid Medicare Card, DMV ID card/license, or senior ID from another California transit service. Learn more about Youth and Senior Clipper cards. Youth and Senior Clipper cards automatically provide the discounted rate. Youth (ages 5-18), seniors (ages 65+), and persons with disabilities receive 50% off the adult cash fare when they show proof of eligibility. Learn more Youth/Senior/Disabledĭiscounted fares and passes are available for those who qualify. To qualify, you must be a resident of San Francisco Bay Area, 19-64 years old and have household income of 200% of the federal poverty level or less. Eligible riders receive 50% discount off the cash fares on local riders within Marin County. Learn more Clipper START (income based)Ĭlipper START provides single-ride discounts to eligible riders. Learn More Discounts ClipperĬlipper provides a 10% discount off the adult cash fare for travel within Marin County. Annual Youth PassĪnnual passes are available for Marin County students ages 18 and under. For all following trips during the pass validity period, swipe your pass by sliding it through the diagonal slot located at the top right of the farebox with the magnetic stripe facing you. To activate your pass, dip your pass in the activation slot on the top left of the farebox. Monthly passes are activated at first use and are good for 31 days. Passes are then swiped or dipped into the farebox upon boarding each bus.
The farebox will eject a magnetic striped card, which you will need to swipe on any additional buses you ride that day. Insert exact fare ($5 for adults, $2.50 for youth/senior/disabled) into the farebox using the dollar bill and coin slot.
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Tell the driver that you'd like to purchase a Day Pass and if you qualify for a discount. The typical service day starts at 5:30 am and ends 2.5 hours after midnight. Day Passes are valid from the time of purchase until the end of that service day. Day passesĭay passes provide unlimited travel on local Marin Transit routes for a 1-day period and can be purchased onboard the bus. If the remaining balance on your card is less than your appropriate fare, you can use up to three cards (insert the lowest balance card first) or combine the card(s) with cash to pay your fare. The farebox will deduct the appropriate fare and the remaining balance will be printed on the back of the card. Insert your change card in the activation slot on the top left of the farebox. The value of the change card will be printed on the back.
If your change exceeds $1, you will be issued a change card that can be used on future bus rides. Be sure to advise the driver if you need a transfer. The farebox will not accept bills over $20. Pay your cash fare as you board the bus by inserting cash or coins in the farebox. You can setup a new card on your smartphone, buy one online, or buy a card in person.
Paying Your Fare ClipperĬlipper is the Bay Area’s electronic fare payment option that offers integrated transfers between all transit operators in the region. * For discount you may show a DMV Disabled Placard ID, RTC Discount Card, Medicare Card, or ID card for persons with disabilities from another transit service.
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