Dallas Latest City in U.S. to Accept Open-Loop Fare Payments

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Dan Balaban

Dallas Area Rapid Transit, or DART, has become the latest transit agency in the U.S. to accept contactless open-loop payments, joining just four other U.S. agencies that support the technology, not counting small open-loop pilots happening in California.

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