Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, and Commuter Benefits Program credit cards are accepted. The SFMTA Sales Kiosks are providing the following services: Retrieve paper applications for Community Service and Payment Plan. Application for Enrollment of Low-Income Discount Program...
Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, and Commuter Benefits Program credit card accepted. The SFMTA Sales Kiosks are providing the following services: Retrieve paper applications for Community Service and Payment Plan. Application for Enrollment of Low-Income Discount Program Custo...
PAYMENT ALTERNATIVES Customers can performcommunity serviceor set up apayment planfor parking and transit violations. A vehicle with five or more delinquent citations may be towed or booted at any time. Community service in lieu of payment and payment plans, for citations and penalties, are not ...
Setting Up a Payment Plan If you have accrued a number of parking tickets in San Francisco (whether currently delinquent or not) that you are not able to pay, you can avoid immobilization or towing by arranging for a monthly installment payment plan which removes those risks as long as your...
1. Get Ready: Plan Your Trip Riding Muni can be easy. With a little planning, your trip can be even easier. If you pay your fare using your phone, make sure it is charged. For whatever way you choose to pay, have your fare payment ready when boarding. ...
MuniMobile lets you buy tickets instantly through a credit/debit card, PayPal account and now Apple Pay and Google Pay. Buy Muni tickets and passes in advance or on-the-go! Purchase tickets in advance, then activate them when you board the cable car. You can even buy tickets for the who...
Pay or Permit is a relatively new parking management tool, codified in 2017, partly as a result of earlier conversations with the NE Mission community. RPP typically uses a 2-hour limit for non-permit parkers; by swapping payment for time limits, the Pay or Permit method provides more flexib...
To help transit fare inspectors in their work, we have launched a campaign to reduce fare evasion. We are stressing the importance of having proof of payment for every Muni ride. The campaign informs riders of the many ways to pay. It also reminds them that not all forms of fare payment...
Other payment options: MuniMobile®: The SFMTA’s official ticketing app, MuniMobile lets you buy tickets instantly through a credit/debit card, PayPal account, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Clipper® Card: Clipper is the all-in-one transit card for the Bay Area. Use your Clipper card on ...
Previously, people had to pay over $60 to get on a payment plan to pay off tickets, and they had to pay them off within 14 weeks. Now low-income people can pay $5 to get on a payment plan and will have up to 18 months to pay off their citations. Payment plan fees will be ca...