Clipper Card Reader Tagged the Wrong Time?


Photo by Agent Akit

Have you gotten a ticket because the Clipper card reader tagged the wrong time? One of our readers said this happened to him, and he wasn’t able to fight the fine. Read Sean R.’s account.

A few weeks ago my wife and a friend of ours boarded Muni at about 5:45 p.m. in the Inner Sunset. When they got off at Civic Center a little after 6 p.m., they were stopped by fare inspectors who scanned their Clipper cards. It was then that they were told the system registered them having boarded at 4 p.m., and that they’d be issued a ticket for riding with an expired fare.

Their well-documented petition was denied, and to even fight it they have to pay the $103 fine.

If this has happened to you, were you able to petition the ticket? Let us know what happened.

Alert: Hot Scot on Muni


Photo by @Anzermo

Stop the presses. There is a hot Scot on the bus. Or at least @Anzermo thinks so.

While the degrees of hotness definitely depend on personal preference, I can see why this dapper Muni passenger was bestowed the title of “Hot Scot on the bus.” Let’s break it down:

  • He is checking his phone and indifferent to his own spectacular style.
  • His tie matches his kilt.
  • His socks look woolly and comfortable, hinting at potentially muscular calves.

My only regret is that we can’t see his shoes.

Saw something else notable on your commute? Tweet it over @munidiaries!

Transit News: Muni on-time rate, BART Warm Springs extension, Giants parade ridership records


Photo by Dizzy Atmosphere

  • Muni Reports Low On-Time Rate Remains Far Below Goal (SF Public Press)
  • Lawmakers question use of operating funds for free Muni youth program (SF Examiner)
  • Giant ridership for Muni World Series service (SFGate)
  • BART celebrates Warm Springs Extension milestone with tunnel walk (BART.gov)
  • Transit ridership set records on parade day (SFGate)
  • Muni insurance won’t replace torched bus (SFGate)
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