The conductor would be within his or her rights to refuse it, and given that this is New Jersey, they probably would. So far as I can tell, this is not explicitly documented as possible anywhere. The barcode matched, and I sailed through without any issues.Īs I do not know what the NJ Transit passes look like, I cannot say whether this approach would work, nor whether a printout of the screenshot would be readable at faregates or by the handheld scanners used by conductors. I got around this by taking a screenshot of the boarding pass and showing that instead of the app itself when boarding (I did not have time to go back to the kiosk to print a physical pass). I had trouble once where the American Airlines app updated overnight, and the new version would crash a few seconds after loading.
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