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6/9/2003
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Port Authority Trans-Hudson contracts Cubic to install Smart Card technology
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Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) recently awarded a $37.1 million contract to Cubic Corp. to install an automatic fare-collection system on its rapid-transit line.
The Smart Card technology would be integrated with New York City Transit’s MetroCard system, enabling passengers to pay for their PATH rides with a Smart Card or MetroCard.
The system first will be installed at the temporary World Trade Center PATH station, which is scheduled to open in November.
The Smart Card technology would be integrated with New York City Transit’s MetroCard system, enabling passengers to pay for their PATH rides with a Smart Card or MetroCard.
The system first will be installed at the temporary World Trade Center PATH station, which is scheduled to open in November.
