The Village of Kaser has introduced its new BusTap Card system, designed to make riding village buses more convenient and eliminate the need to search for cash or single fares. The contactless transit cards are now available for purchase at Kaser Village Hall and Rockland Kosher Supermarket. Riders can create and fund their accounts on the spot before simply tapping the card when boarding a bus. The card costs $5, though customers who load $50 onto a new card will receive the card free of charge. Bus fares remain unchanged, according to village officials.

The Village also released its updated June 2026 transit schedule, which includes six routes serving destinations throughout the community and surrounding areas. The routes include Local, Local Shopping, Suffern, Marketplace, Rockland Kosher, and Rockland Kosher Express service. Officials encourage residents to review the updated schedules and route information before traveling.