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The TransLink card has been rebranded and renamed,
and is now called the Clipper card. A Clipper card works
just the same way as a TransLink card, and if you
already have a TransLink card, it will continue to work
as it always has.
Find quick links to Clipper or TransLink information.
- How to tag
- Using your card on AC Transit
- FAQ: Using your card on AC Transit
- Locations for adding value in person
- Problems with a Clipper or TransLink card
- Request bus schedules
Clipper (formerly called TransLink) can make your daily commute more convenient, and more secure. A Clipper card keeps track of its value and when you use it, automatically deducts the correct fare (including transfers and discounts). With a Clipper or a TransLink card, you can:
- Stop carrying multiple forms of payment (exact change, tickets, or passes)
- Automatically add value when your card balance is low, with the Autoload feature
- Replace registered cards and restore the card's balance for a small fee, if your card is lost, damaged, or stolen
- Get on the bus faster
Currently, Clipper and TransLinkc cards can be used by adult, youth and RTC riders on BART, Muni, CalTrain and Golden Gate Transit and Ferry (and on the Dumbarton Express.)