Global supply chain issues are affecting the availability of plastic Clipper cards used for public transportation in the Bay Area, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission said on Tuesday.

Clipper card users are encouraged to put their card information on the mobile app instead of a physical plastic card until the shortage is resolved. Users who choose this option will get the $3 new card fee waived as well.

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Scott McVicker

Small steps. Evoke any excuse. Nudge transactions into the digital sphere. Then the story will change to "isn't the app so much better?" And when the new central bank digital currency arrives, you'll be all set. Game, set and match.

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