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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.
- Transfers
Customers can take advantage of the TTC’s two-hour transfer...
- Ontario’s One Fare Program
Your two-hour transfer will be automatically applied to your...
- Transfers
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.
Aug 22, 2018 · The rules going into effect Sunday allow riders unlimited travel for two hours on a single Presto fare. The TTC’s new fare policy is expected to result in an additional five million customer ...
Feb 26, 2024 · When transferring from YRT to GO to YRT, you will have a two-hour transfer window starting from the initial tap on YRT. Your YRT fare will be free if using a PRESTO card, PRESTO Mobile Wallet, credit or debit card payment on a PRESTO device. When happens if I transfer from TTC to GO to YRT?
Your two-hour transfer will be automatically applied to your card. When transferring, tap using your original method of payment on a PRESTO reader. You will receive your free transfer and won’t be charged another fare, as long as you are within two hours of your first tap on the TTC.
May 28, 2019 · The two-hour transfer is a new feature available to PRESTO card customers only. With this transfer, you can hop on and off of a vehicle and switch directions at any point within two hours of your first tap of the card.
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The two-hour transfer will also help alleviate potential barriers for people who need more time to travel or rest between transfer points, improve flexibility and access for customers to enter and exit the system and complete their journey on one fare.