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The Toronto Zoo is just minutes from the Rouge Hill Go Station. Board a TTC 85 Sheppard East bus to the Zoo right at the station. For more information, please visit GO Transit's webpage or call 416-869-3200.
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- Do You Always Need A TTC Transfer?
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- Transferring to Other Transit Systems
The paper transfers issued by the TTC are only intended for passengers who are paying by cash, ticket or token. If you’re using a TTC Day Pass, a weekly pass, or a monthly Metropass, you’ll simply show your pass again if you need to change vehicles, rather than showing a transfer. You also don’t need a paper transfer if you are using a PRESTO card....
If you are using a PRESTO card to ride the TTC, you now have the advantage of a two-hour transfer. 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. The transfer is automatically ap...
If you start your TTC trip by boarding a vehicle, you’ll need to get a transfer from the driver when you pay your fare. Most TTC bus and streetcar drivers will offer you one of the paper transfers automatically if you pay using a ticket, token or cash. If the driver doesn’t offer, just ask. Remember to get you transfer as you boardthe vehicle and n...
A Trip-Based System: Most of the TTC runs on a trip-based transfer system. That means you can only use a transfer to help you complete one continuous trip. For example, if your destination is to the north-east, you’re expected to pay your fare to get on a northbound route, get a transfer, get off at a station or intersection where you can switch to...
Even if you are taking one continuous trip, you may not use a TTC transfer to board vehicles which are part of other transit systems, such as Mississauga’s MiWay system or York Region Transit (YRT). If you’re traveling into surrounding municipalities, check the specific fare information for public transit options in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). ...
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Please feel free to contact us by phone, online or in-person at our Customer Service Centre. 416-393-4636 (INFO), Automated information available 24 hours daily. Operator-assisted service is available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, except statutory holidays.
