What happens if you forget to tap off ORCA card?
What happens if you forget to tap off ORCA card? When you get off the train and tap off at your destination station, ORCA calculates the correct fare to charge against your card. If you don't tap off, your card will be charged the maximum fare.
Can you add an ORCA card to Apple wallet?
The system currently does not accept mobile payments like Apple Pay. ORCA integration with such systems won't come until 2023. You still need a physical card to pay your fare. Regarding sign-in issues with the app, could you please email us at [email protected]?
Can my husband use my ORCA card?
An RRFP ORCA Cards is not transferable.
Do you tap on and off ORCA?
Tap on. When you reach your destination, make sure you tap off and listen for the two beeps. On buses, tap the reader by the driver when you board. On the T Line, tap your ORCA card on the yellow card reader before you board. No need to tap off a ride on the bus or the T Line.
Can I use my ORCA card off my phone?
The myORCA app works together with the ORCA card so you can manage your card from anywhere 24/7, add funds and passes in real-time and optimize your payment experience.
Do people free dive with orcas?
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Can you tap ORCA card twice for two people?
ORCA cards cannot be tapped multiple times on a single journey and each rider must tap their own ORCA card. Assistance with Metro bus routes and schedules can be found at Metro's website.
Do I need to tap my Orca card twice?
Using ORCA to pay your bus fare is an easy “one and done” – just tap on. That's it! There's no need to tap off when riding the bus. If you're transferring to another bus, just tap on when you board the next time within two hours.
How to get a free ORCA card in Seattle?
Seattle Housing Authority residents may request a free ORCA card by emailing [email protected] or calling (206) 615-3551.