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1. • • A: PRESTO cards no longer expire, even if there is an expiry date shown on the card, you may continue to use your card.
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2. www.prestocard.ca › en › supportFare Type - PRESTO Card

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   Fare Type. Student Programs & Vouchers. Lost or Damaged Card. Tax Credit. Privacy and Security. Fare Type. Have questions about setting up and managing your fare type? Get the answers to some of our most asked questions. What is a fare type? Does my fare type expire? Where can I check the expiry?

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

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   What happens when the fare type expires? Adult. Everyone! 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.

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5. prestocard.ca › en › supportFAQs Overview - PRESTO Card

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   Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions page! Here, you'll find answers to some of the most common questions about our PRESTO products and services.

6. pointa.ca › 2019/03/01 › presto-faqsPRESTO FAQs 2023 - pointA

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   Mar 1, 2019 · Q: Do the PRESTO cards expire? A: PRESTO cards no longer expire, even if there is an expiry date shown on the card, you may continue to use your card. Q: Is there a way to check my account without logging in to the website?

7. canadabuzz.ca › presto-card-canadaUsing a PRESTO Card: Everything You Need to Know

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   Sep 28, 2022 · PRESTO cards do not expire. Though there is an expiry date on the card, you can still use your card. Once your card “expires,” the system automatically calculates and deducts the correct fare or recognizes your PRESTO card.

8. www.reddit.com › r › ottawaPresto Tip: If you deposit funds but don't tap your card ...

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   Wait 24-48 hours for the PRESTO network to update. Tap your card to a PRESTO device within 30 days to update your card's registration. It's a a security feature should you lose your card between loading it and tapping it. Once you tap, your purchase remains there until you use it - i.e. no 30 day requirement.

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   Do Presto cards expire?

   • A: PRESTO cards no longer expire, even if there is an expiry date shown on the card, you may continue to use your card. Q: Is there a way to check my account without logging in to the website? A: Yes, the PRESTO app is available for download on Android and iPhone.

   PRESTO FAQs 2023 - pointA

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   What happens if I pay with a Presto card?

   • A: If you pay with a PRESTO card, and you board transit again within two hours from exiting, you will not be charged another fare. TTC has allowed two hour transfers since August 2018. Q: What is the cost of the 12 month pass for adults and students? Does it need to be paid in full at the time of commitment?

   PRESTO FAQs 2023 - pointA

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   How do I pay my Presto fare?

   • PRESTO offers several ways to pay your fare – physical card, digital card and contactless using your debit or credit card. Here are the benefits of a PRESTO card: Children and Seniors are free all day long. Youth are free weekdays after 6 p.m. and on weekends Ways to use PRESTO Setup an account to activate and register your card.

   PRESTO Cards - City of Burlington

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   What is my Presto account?

   • With “My PRESTO Account,” your account details are safe in case of loss or theft. There is a green and black PRESTO card; there is no difference between the cards, just the way they look. The new cards are made in black and white and have a simpler design than the green cards. They work the same way, and their fares are the same – $6.

   Using a PRESTO Card: Everything You Need to Know

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   How many fare types can a Presto card have?

   • Physical PRESTO cards can only have one fare type, either: a universal (Adult, Child, Youth, or Senior) fare type, or a transit agency specific fare type. PRESTO in Mobile Wallet PRESTO in Mobile Wallet cards can have multiple fare types: one universal fare type (the Child fare type is unavailable for PRESTO in Mobile Wallet) and

   Fare Types and Discounts | PRESTO

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   What happens if I Don't Tap my Presto card?

   • Presto Tip: If you deposit funds but don't tap your card within a certain period, funds will be refunded and you'll be caught by surprise. So yeah, that's another Presto oddity to watch for. I'm guessing it's buried somewhere in terms of service but hard to know until it happens to you.

   Presto Tip: If you deposit funds but don't tap your card within a

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10. www.burlington.ca › en › transitPRESTO Cards - City of Burlington

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    Funds loaded on your PRESTO card don’t expire and can be used on GO Transit and other PRESTO participating transit systems. Please visit prestocard.ca to get more answers to your frequently asked questions.