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

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   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.

2. 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 Toronto Transit Commission subways, streetcars and buses — although they can already hop on and off for free...

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4. www.ttc.ca › Fares-and-passes › PRESTO-on-the-TTCPRESTO on the TTC

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   If you are loading a youth, post-secondary or senior pass onto your card, you must take your PRESTO card to Shoppers Drug Mart or the TTC’s Customer Service Centre to have the fare type changed on your card. You will need to bring valid government issued identification. You only have to set your fare type once.

5. www.ttc.ca › FaresFares & passes - TTC.ca

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   TTC-tip: Kids ages 0-12 ride for free! You can also obtain a Child Proof-of-Age card for children who are tall for their age.

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

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   Youths ages 13-15 are not required to carry identification. Youths ages 16-19 are required to carry a driver’s license, Ontario Photo Card or valid high school photo ID card for the 2024-2025 school year. Obtain your Proof-of-Payment. Your tapped PRESTO, debit, credit card or device is your Proof-of-Payment.

7. 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.

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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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   Can a child use a Presto card?

   • 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.

   Fare Types and Discounts | PRESTO

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   How old should you be to get a Presto card?

   • 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. 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.

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

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   Can children use a Presto card on OC Transpo?

   • 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. After the child’s 6th birthday, visit a participating Shoppers Drug Mart or a Customer Service Outlet location to set up their card. Proof of age is required.

   Fare Types and Discounts | PRESTO

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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

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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

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9. www.gotransit.com › en › ways-to-payFare Information | Trip Planning - GO Transit

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   Plus, kids 12 and under are FREE. To pay your fare, you can tap your physical PRESTO card, PRESTO in Mobile Wallet, tap your credit/debit card, buy an E-ticket or pass, or buy a paper ticket. You use the same ticket, pass or card whether you take a GO train, a GO bus, or a combination of both for your trip.