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Your Clipper app is still busted? They just set another deadline.

Your Clipper app is still busted, right? Get ready for another deadline they'll probably miss.

### Another Clipper Missed Deadline?

Okay so, remember how the new Clipper app was supposed to make our lives easier, less stressful, maybe even zen like a walk through Golden Gate Park on a clear day? Yeah, me neither. It’s been hella buggy since it launched, causing headaches for everyone just trying to get on the 38-Geary or transfer to BART at Civic Center. Now, the contractor behind this mess, Cubic Transportation Systems, has given *themselves* a new deadline: May 30th.

Look, this isn't just about a glitchy app. This is about San Francisco residents trying to navigate their day-to-day lives. We rely on public transit, especially those of us who live out in the Sunset or the Outer Richmond and don't wanna deal with parking near downtown or the Mission. When the system for paying for that transit doesn't work, it impacts everything — getting to work, picking up groceries from Clement Street, or just trying to catch a Giants game without paying for an Uber surge. It’s a basic utility at this point.

* **The Problem:** The new Clipper app has been riddled with technical issues since its rollout. * **The Contractor:** Cubic Transportation Systems is responsible for the app's functionality. * **The Latest:** They’ve set a May 30th deadline for themselves to fix the ongoing problems.

Frankly, I'm not holding my breath. We've seen this movie before, where tech companies come in, promise to fix things, and then struggle to deliver on even the most basic functionality. This is the City, fam — fog, hills, and all, but we also deserve public transit that actually works without making us want to throw our phones into the Bay.

The crew on the Morning Wire talks about this kind of stuff every single day – you should check it out live at mornings.live.

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