After it was put on pause due to concerns raised by the Los Angeles Fire Department, LA Metro’s tap-to-exit program is set to return at its two original stations and expand to another. As it sounds, ...

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After a months-long pause, Metro's Tap-to-Exit has returned to the North Hollywood and Union Station stops. Beginning on Monday, riders will need to tap their fare cards at new, taller gates to enter ...

Metro riders beware: LA Metro is reviving its TAP-to-exit initiative at both ends of the red line beginning Monday, November 17. That means that all riders will have to scan their TAP cards to exit ...

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L.A. Metro will begin implementing its tap-to-exit program beginning Nov. 17 at the North Hollywood and Union Stations. To enter the metro, patrons usually enter by tapping their paid-for TAP card at ...

Metro riders once again will have to tap to enter and exit the North Hollywood and Union stations starting Monday. The agency says the program will also expand to include the A Line’s Pomona North ...

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