The Department of Transportation (DoTr) wants to expand the online payment scheme to more modes of public transportation.
The Department of Transportation wants to expand the online payment scheme to more modes of public transportation, Joseph Morong reported on “24 Oras” on Tuesday.
“Dapat po pwede na rin ‘yung EMV contactless cards natin and ‘yung phone namin na may NCS technology pwede naming ipambayad. Similarly, ‘yun din pong mga jeepneys and buses,” he said. This means that a company offering tap cards for jeepneys should ensure it would be interoperable with trains and buses.
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