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     • No. PRESTO Tickets are only available at the adult cash fare price. If you are a youth or senior, you should purchase a PRESTO card and have it set to deduct a youth / senior fare. With a PRESTO card, you’ll always be paying the lowest fare.
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2. www.prestocard.ca › en › aboutFare Types and Discounts - PRESTO Card

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   Note: Pre-school children under 5 travel free (without a PRESTO card) when accompanied by a fare-paying customer. After the child’s 6th birthday, visit a participating Shoppers Drug Mart or a Customer Service Outlet location to set up their card.

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3. www.prestocard.ca › en › supportTapping & Transferring - PRESTO Card

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   Have questions about how to tap and transfer with your physical PRESTO card, contactless credit and debit card, or PRESTO in Google Wallet? Get the answers to some of our most asked questions here.

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5. www.gotransit.com › en › ways-to-payFare Information | Trip Planning - GO Transit

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   To pay your fare, you can tap your physical PRESTO card, PRESTO in Mobile Wallet, tap your credit/debit card, buy an E-ticket or pass, or buy a paper ticket. You use the same ticket, pass or card whether you take a GO train, a GO bus, or a combination of both for your trip.

6. www.prestocard.ca › en › aboutTransit Agency Fares - PRESTO Card

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   Tap on with PRESTO for regional travel. With PRESTO you have the freedom to travel across 11 different transit agencies in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and Ottawa. No matter which transit agency you use, you always pay the lowest fare with PRESTO. *PRESTO in Mobile Wallet is NOT accepted on OC Transpo. Brampton Transit.

7. www.oakvilletransit.ca › fares › prestoPRESTO - Oakville Transit

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   If you have a Youth or Senior PRESTO card, you cannot tap for an additional person. Additional persons will need their own PRESTO card or pay cash for their fare, unless they have a transfer. For adult riders, yes, at this time, this feature is available on conventional buses only.

8. www.gotransit.com › en › ways-to-payWays to Pay - GO Transit

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   Paying With PRESTO. PRESTO is an electronic fare payment system that helps make travelling on transit easy and convenient at a discounted fare. Learn more. E-Tickets and Passes. Avoid the lines and buy your tickets and passes online. Learn more. Tap with Credit on GO.

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   How do I use a Presto card?

   • Simply tap your credit card, debit card or mobile wallet on the PRESTO card reader when you board the bus. At this time, participating transit systems include Brampton Transit, Burlington Transit, Durham Regional Transit, GO Transit, Hamilton Street Railway, MiWay, Oakville Transit, UP Express and York Regional Transit.

   PRESTO - Oakville Transit

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   Do kids need a Presto card in Toronto?

   • Children between age six and 12 should have a Presto card while riding Toronto Transit Commission subways, streetcars and buses — although they can already hop on and off for free without the card, the transit agency says.

   Kids from 6 to 12 should have Presto card to ride transit for ... - CBC.ca

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   Can a child use a Presto card?

   • All PRESTO cards are adult by default. No ID required. Never expires. Child Note:On OC Transpo, children must not use a PRESTO card. Ages 6-12 Note: Pre-school children under 5 travel free (without a PRESTO card) when accompanied by a fare-paying customer.

   Fare Types and Discounts | PRESTO

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   How do I pay my Presto ticket?

   • Plus, kids 12 and under are FREE. To pay your fare, you can tap your physical PRESTO card, PRESTO in Mobile Wallet, tap your credit/debit card, buy an E-ticket or pass, or buy a paper ticket. You use the same ticket, pass or card whether you take a GO train, a GO bus, or a combination of both for your trip.

   Fare Information | Trip Planning | GO Transit

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   What is Presto & how does it work?

   • PRESTO is an electronic fare payment system that helps make travelling on transit easy and convenient at a discounted fare. Avoid the lines and buy your tickets and passes online. You can now tap on and off with your credit card or mobile wallet on a PRESTO device.

   Ways to Pay - GO Transit

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   Does Presto Cover my Oakville Transit fare?

   • Your Oakville Transit fare is fully covered when connecting to GO Transit service. The PRESTO card will calculate the discount automatically. You will pay the full Oakville Transit fare. When you connect to GO Transit and tap your PRESTO card, you will receive a discount on your GO fare that is equal to your Oakville Transit fare.

   PRESTO - Oakville Transit

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10. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaKids from 6 to 12 should have Presto card to ride transit for ...

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    Sep 11, 2018 · Children between age six and 12 should have a Presto card while riding TTC subways, streetcars and buses — although they can already hop on and off for free, the transit agency says.