Also on Thursday, the MTS board approved hiring 34 more code compliance inspector positions, up from 56.
Riders on the Metropolitan Transit System and North County Transit District will soon be able to use a tap-to-pay feature following a vote Thursday by the MTS Board of Directors.
According to the agency, the option to pay for transit fare directly with a physical card or smart device was considered after numerous workshops with key stakeholders from the transit agencies, fare vendors and payment processor.
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