IndyGo begins transition of Veteran Cards to new MyKey fare system

INDIANAPOLIS (July 23, 2019) – IndyGo is beginning the transition of Veteran Cards to its new MyKey fare system. The cards will be transitioned during the next few months, and veterans will be notified individually when their new card is available. Current Veterans Cards have the printed expiration date of July 31, 2019, but will be honored with visual verification until further notice.

Last year, IndyGo announced a revamped program for veterans, offering unlimited access to IndyGo’s fixed-route service – including the new Red, Blue and Purple lines – with the purchase of a $2 Veterans Card. Current cardholders will not pay a fee to receive the new, MyKey compatible card. The program does not include paratransit (Open-Door) service.

The new MyKey fare system is one of the many improvements IndyGo is working on to better improve mass transit in Indianapolis. Other efforts include the MyKey app, improved website, reloadable cards, ticket vending machines, retail network, and partners will have a portal where they will manage employee transit accounts.

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