Editing Go-To card (section)

{{short description|Public transit ticketing system in Minnesota, United States}}
{{Infobox electronic payment
| location = [[Minneapolis–Saint Paul]], [[Minnesota]]
| launched = 2007
| technology_1 = [[MIFARE]]
| currency = [[United States dollar]]
| service_1 = [[Metro Transit (Minnesota)|Metro Transit]]
| service_2 = [[SouthWest Transit]]
| service_3 = [[Minnesota Valley Transit Authority]]
| homepage = {{official url}}
| image = New Go-To Card design.png
| caption = Current Go-To card design
| operator = [[Cubic Transportation Systems]]
| maximum_credit = $400
| variant_1 = Metropass
| variant_2 = U-Pass/College Pass
| sales_location_1 = Stations
| sales_location_2 = Online
| sales_location_3 = Mail order
| sales_location_4 = Independent retailers
| sales_location_5 = Metro Transit Service Centers
| name = 
}}
[[Image:Go-To Card.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Original Go-To card]]

The '''Go-To card''' is a [[contactless smart card]] used to pay [[fare]]s for [[bus]], [[light rail]], and [[commuter rail]] lines operated by [[Metro Transit (Minnesota)|Metro Transit]] and other transit agencies in the [[Minneapolis-St. Paul|Twin Cities]] area of [[Minnesota]]. The system has significantly sped up boardings on area buses while alleviating wear and tear on existing [[ticket machine]]s and fare boxes. The old magnetic strip reading machines were weather sensitive and could not be placed out in the elements like at the Hiawatha Line light rail stations.<ref name=Blake2004 />

The Go-To card went into full operation in early 2007.