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Cheaper transit fares

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What you get

Lower fares on buses, streetcars and subway. Kids 12 and under ride free.

Who can get it

  • Aged 65 or older, or 13 to 19
  • Children 12 and under ride free
  • Photo ID if youth 16+ or senior

How to get it

  1. Get a PRESTO card.
  2. Set your Senior or Youth fare type in person.
  3. Carry your photo ID when you ride.

Checked by us: October 2026, on the official page.

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TTC discounted fares and monthly fare cap

Run by Toronto Transit Commission.

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Seniors and youth pay lower TTC fares. Children 12 and under ride free. Set the fare type on your PRESTO card in person.

Who can get it: more

Seniors aged 65 and older, youth aged 13 to 19, and children 12 and under.

How to get it: more

Bring: A PRESTO card; Valid photo ID.

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