What happens if you forget to tag off Clipper card BART?


What happens if you forget to tag off Clipper card BART? What happens if I forget to tag off? If you do not tag off within 4 hours, you will be charged the maximum one-way fare from your starting point. Clipper will deduct this amount from your cash balance.


How do I tag my Clipper card on my iPhone?

Using Clipper
  1. To add a card to your iPhone or Apple Watch, open the Apple Wallet app and click the plus “+” icon. ...
  2. To use your plastic card, locate the Clipper reader and tag it by holding it flat against the Clipper logo. ...
  3. Some transit agencies charge fares based on distance or zones.


What does tag off mean?

(chiefly public transport) To hover an RFID device such as a smartcard over a receiver, often with a graphical user interface, in order to confirm the end of use or one's exit from the vehicle.


Do you have to tag off Muni?

Note: Customers do not need to tag out of Muni Metro to exit. Fare gates have motion sensors and will open automatically. Simply walk through.


Can my husband use my Clipper card?

Registered cardholders can complete and sign a form authorizing another individual to act on behalf of the cardholder. To request a form and find out more information about the authorization requirements, please contact Clipper Customer Service at 877.878. 8883 (TDD/TTY 711 or 800.735. 2929).


Can I let someone else use my Clipper card?

6.1. 2 All Youth and Senior Clipper® cards, as well as RTC Discount Cards and cards loaded with the Clipper® START(SM) discount, are automatically registered, not transferable, and can be used only by the person identified in the Clipper® customer database.


What does tagging a Clipper card mean?

When you tag your card, the Clipper reader will display the fare you paid and your remaining balance or pass expiration date.


Can two people use the same Clipper card for BART?

Can two people use the same card at the same time? No, every rider needs their own card or device (phone or watch) to pay for fares.