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1. • • Children, students and seniors can now use PRESTO cards to pay their fares and receive the usual discount fare for traveling on GO Transit trains, Burlington Transit buses and (probably) Oakville Transit buses. If you’re a full-time student, 13 years of age or older, you can get a fare discount with PRESTO.
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     You can use PRESTO cards for child, student, senior fares

2. www.prestocard.ca › en › aboutFare Types and Discounts - PRESTO Card

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   Find out if you're eligible to receive fare discounts using your PRESTO card. Students, youth, seniors, and others specific to your transit agency may apply.

3. www.prestocard.ca › en › aboutPerks, Discounts & Deals - PRESTO Card

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   Discover PRESTO Perks – your ticket to exclusive discounts on top attractions in Toronto and the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Learn where you can use your PRESTO card to access special offers for transit riders.

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5. www.mississauga.ca › miway-transit › announcementsFare Discount Programs for Children and Seniors Extended

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   Kids ages 6 to 12 can ride free on MiWay with a PRESTO card set to pay the Child fare type. Children ages 5 and under can also ride free on MiWay when they are accompanied by a fare paying customer. To set the fare type on a PRESTO card, please visit a Customer Service Outlet and show proof of age.

6. transittoronto.ca › archives › weblogYou can use PRESTO cards for child, student, senior fares

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   Jan 5, 2011 · Children, students and seniors can now use PRESTO cards to pay their fares and receive the usual discount fare for traveling on GO Transit trains, Burlington Transit buses and (probably) Oakville Transit buses.

7. www.mississauga.ca › miway-transit › announcementsChildren ages 6 to 12 can ride free with PRESTO – MiWay

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   In order for children ages 6 to 12 to ride free on MiWay, they will need a PRESTO card set to pay the Child fare type before they board the bus. Children ages 5 and under can also ride free on MiWay when they are accompanied by a fare paying customer.

8. www.ttc.ca › riding-the-ttc › StudentsStudent fares, passes and photo IDs - TTC.ca

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   You can also load a virtual PRESTO card for free to your mobile wallet (the virtual PRESTO card is not available for children 12 and younger to load). This card works the same way as a physical card. You can set a specific fare type, load funds or a monthly pass and easily tap it to pay your fare.

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   Can I use a Presto card if I'm a student?

   • Children, students and seniors can now use PRESTO cards to pay their fares and receive the usual discount fare for traveling on GO Transit trains, Burlington Transit buses and (probably) Oakville Transit buses. If you’re a full-time student, 13 years of age or older, you can get a fare discount with PRESTO.

   You can use PRESTO cards for child, student, senior fares

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   Should kids get a Presto card?

   • The TTC is urging parents to purchase Presto cards for children between age six and 12, so their kids can continue riding the subway, streetcar and buses for free.

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

   www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/children-should-have-presto-card-to-ride-ttc-1.4819251

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   Is there a discount on a Presto card?

   • The discount, applied to an individual's Presto card, is only on TTC fares. UP express is free for kids and GO Transit has a children's fare for kids between 1 and 5. August also saw the introduction of youth, post-secondary, and senior 12-month passes on Presto. Adult 12-month Presto passes were introduced in late May.

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

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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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   How much does a Presto Student Pass cost?

   • Student fares Debit or credit card: $3.30, the same as the adult PRESTO fare. Note: There is no pay-as-you-go fare for post-secondary students. It’s the same as the adult fare. Student passes Youth fare type must be set on your PRESTO card before a Youth Monthly or Youth 12-Month Pass can be loaded.

   Student fares, passes and photo IDs - TTC.ca

   www.ttc.ca/riding-the-ttc/Students/Student-fares-passes-and-photo-IDs

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   What are Presto perks?

   • Discover PRESTO Perks – your ticket to exclusive discounts on top attractions in Toronto and the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Learn where you can use your PRESTO card to access special offers for transit riders.

   Perks, Discounts & Deals | PRESTO

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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.