The Greater New York & New Jersey Metropolitan Region
New York + New Jersey + Connecticut + Pennsylvania

Office of Regional Smart Card Programs
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
REGIONAL INTEROPERABILITY STANDARD For
ELECTRONIC TRANSIT FARE PAYMENTS© (RIS©)
RIS Release 3.7
March 2006
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Regional Interoperability Standard For Electronic Transit Fare Payments© (RIS©)
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