Those are the fees for lost cards, but I still can't get any information about replacing expired cards. Also in a rational world there shouldn't be a charge for replacing a card with a bad chip since that's a defect rather than a loss. But this is SEPTA, of course.
I assume a different technology is used but this doesn't seem to be a problem with DC's SmarTrip cards. Among other things the plastic is much more substantial which should reduce stress breakage. It's anecdotal, but family members who live there have been using the same Metro card for years. They said they've heard of problems but they were generally software- or account-related, not a problem with the cards themselves.
I assume a different technology is used but this doesn't seem to be a problem with DC's SmarTrip cards. Among other things the plastic is much more substantial which should reduce stress breakage. It's anecdotal, but family members who live there have been using the same Metro card for years. They said they've heard of problems but they were generally software- or account-related, not a problem with the cards themselves.
Requiem for it's/its, your/you're, than/then, less/fewer. They were once such nice words with such different meanings...