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1. www.ttc.ca › PRESTO-on-the-TTC › Two-hour-transferTwo-hour transfer - TTC.ca

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   How it works: Tap your PRESTO card, PRESTO Ticket, debit or credit card (including cards loaded on in a mobile wallet) on a card reader when you enter a subway station or board a vehicle. Your fare will be deducted and a transfer will be applied to your card or ticket.

2. www.ttc.ca › Fare-information › TransfersTransfers - TTC.ca

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   Customers can take advantage of the TTC’s two-hour transfer when they pay their fare using a PRESTO card, PRESTO Ticket, debit or credit card (including the cards loaded in your mobile wallet). A transfer is applied to the card or PRESTO Ticket when you first tap on a card reader.

3. www.thestar.com › news › gtaWhat you need to know about the TTC’s new 2-hour transfer policy

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   Aug 22, 2018 · What you need to know about the TTC’s new 2-hour transfer policy. The rules going into effect Sunday allow riders unlimited travel for two hours on a single Presto fare. Aug. 22, 2018. 3 min...

4. www.ttc.ca › riding-the-ttc › UpdatesPay your fare with your debit or credit card - TTC.ca

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   A two-hour transfer will automatically be applied to your card when you tap on a reader. Make sure you tap with the same card each time you transfer within the two-hour period, or else you will be charged a new fare.

5. transittoronto.ca › 2018/08/22-two-hour_tTwo-hour transfers for TTC passengers with PRESTO cards ...

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   Aug 22, 2018 · Once the two-hour transfer system is in effect, PRESTO card users must tap their card each time they enter a subway station and whenever they board a bus or streetcar, regardless of whether they’re in a station or on the street. Tapping validates the transfer or monthly pass on the card.

6. www.reddit.com › r › torontoWhat you need to know about the TTC’s new 2-hour transfer ...

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   The 2 hours begins when you make your first payment. I believe the purpose of tapping everytime you board a vehicle is for two reasons. One is for travel pattern analysis that could be used by TTC Service planners.

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   How does the TTC's two-hour transfer work?

   • Customers can take advantage of the TTC’s two-hour transfer when they pay their fare using a PRESTO card, PRESTO Ticket, debit or credit card (including the cards loaded in your mobile wallet). A transfer is applied to the card or PRESTO Ticket when you first tap on a card reader. It is valid for two-hours.

   Transfers - TTC.ca

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   How do I get a TTC transfer?

   • Transfers are free and must be obtained where you pay your fare. Customers can take advantage of the TTC’s two-hour transfer when they pay their fare using a PRESTO card, PRESTO Ticket, debit or credit card (including the cards loaded in your mobile wallet). A transfer is applied to the card or PRESTO Ticket when you first tap on a card reader.

   Transfers - TTC.ca

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   How does a TTC transfer work?

   • This transfer allows you to enter and exit the TTC as much as you’d like within a two hour period. Tap your card or PRESTO ticket on a reader each time you enter a subway station and when you board a bus or streetcar. As long as you’re within two hours from your first tap, you won’t be charged another fare.

   Two-hour transfer - TTC.ca

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   How does a two-hour transfer work?

   • A two-hour transfer will automatically be applied to your card when you tap on a reader. Make sure you tap with the same card each time you transfer within the two-hour period, or else you will be charged a new fare. Credit and debit cards are accepted on all buses, streetcars, Wheel-Trans vehicles and at all subway stations.

   Pay your fare with your debit or credit card - TTC.ca

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   When is the 2-hour transfer window coming to the TTC?

   • Starting this weekend on Sunday August 26th, the TTC will officially introduce the 2-hour transfer window. This feature will only be available to riders who have a PRESTO card. So, if you’re someone who’s using cash or tokens to pay for your ride, right now you’ll be out of luck here.

   2 Hour TTC Transfers Are Officially Launching This Weekend ... - Narcity

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   What is the new timed transfer policy on the TTC?

   • There’s a big change coming Sunday to how transit riders use the TTC. That’s when the agency will introduce its new timed transfer policy, which will grant customers who use the Presto fare card unlimited travel on the city’s buses, streetcars, and subways for two hours after paying a single fare.

   What you need to know about the TTC’s new 2-hour transfer policy

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8. www.narcity.com › toronto › 2-hour-ttc-transfers-are2 Hour TTC Transfers Are Officially Launching This Weekend ...

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   Aug 22, 2018 · Starting this weekend on Sunday August 26th, the TTC will officially introduce the 2-hour transfer window. This feature will only be available to riders who have a PRESTO card. So, if you’re someone who’s using cash or tokens to pay for your ride, right now you’ll be out of luck here.