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Knoxville Area Transit launches account-based fare payment system
Katpay aims to bring greater flexibility, convenience and affordability to riders through fare capping.
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Oct. 25, 2024
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Knoxville Area Transit aims to bring greater flexibility, convenience and affordability to riders through fare capping.
Knoxville Area Transit aims to bring greater flexibility, convenience and affordability to riders through fare capping.
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