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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.

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2. www.prestocard.ca › en › aboutPRESTO Physical Card | PRESTO

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4. 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.

5. www.hpl.ca › articles › free-presto-card-frequentlyFree PRESTO Card Frequently Asked Questions - HPL

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   How do I get a free PRESTO card? Children ages 6-12 with a valid library card can get a free PRESTO card at any Branch or Bookmobile to travel free on HSR, GO and Burlington Transit. Only one PRESTO card permitted per child’s library card.

6. www.hamilton.ca › hsr › faresPRESTO Cards - City of Hamilton

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   Tap & Go with PRESTO! PRESTO is an electronic fare system that allows transit users to pay for their journey quickly, easily and securely. Using the card saves you time. Every time you ride the bus you tap your card on the PRESTO machine to pay your fare.

7. www.prestocard.ca › en › supportNew to PRESTO

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   Are you new to PRESTO? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Check out our list of frequently asked questions to get the answers you need to start using 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 a 6 year old get a Presto card?

   • Children ages 6-12 with a valid library card can get a free PRESTO card at any Branch or Bookmobile to travel free on HSR, GO and Burlington Transit. Only one PRESTO card permitted per child’s library card. While quantities last. What steps are involved to activate a card?

   Free PRESTO Card Frequently Asked Questions - HPL

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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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   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 children use presto e-tickets if they don't have a Presto card?

   • No. This program is limited to children ages 6-12. If adults don’t yet have a PRESTO card, they can pay the fare with the free PRESTO E-Tickets mobile app or pay with exact cash. What if a child loses their free Hamilton Public Library card?

   Free PRESTO Card Frequently Asked Questions - HPL

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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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9. 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. If you’re a full-time student, 13 years of age or older, you can get a fare