Benefits
SANDAG offers the following benefits to all Compass Card users:
- First Compass Card now cost $2.00
- Automatic refill (registered users only)
- Pass or balance replacement on lost or stolen cards (does not cover the retail cost of a new card, $2.00 USD)
- Online store & card management (account manager for express passholders only)
- Telephone customer service
- Photo ID integration was offered, but has been discontinued (for senior-disabled-medicare or youth discount pass pass-holders only)
- Compass Card users may purchase a 30 day "rolling pass" valid for 30 days from the date of purchase in addition to the traditional monthly pass good for a calendar month (monthly pass only for adult Sprinter/Breeze).
- 14-day passes can be loaded onto the Compass Card at the cost of 60% of a monthly pass (adult Regional and Premium passes only).
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