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People riding the LRT or bus in the Edmonton region will now be able to use their own credit and debit cards or digital ...

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Edmonton transit users can now pay with a tap. The new payment feature allows riders to pay for their bus or LRT fare by tapping their debit card, credit card or phone wallet on an Arc validator.

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