In many Canadian cities, seniors can enjoy discounted fares on public transit using a PRESTO card. This reloadable card offers a convenient way to pay for rides, and seniors, it can come with significant savings. If you’re 65 or older and interested in riding buses, trains, or streetcars at a cheaper rate, keep reading to…
Registering your PRESTO card is an important step to protect your travel funds. In case your card is lost or stolen, registering allows you to block the card and transfer your balance to a replacement, ensuring you don’t lose out on the money you’ve loaded. While registration can be done online through a My PRESTO…
Looking to get money back from your PRESTO card? You can get a refund on the remaining balance, but there are some catches. This applies to physical cards you’ve registered with a My PRESTO Account. Keep in mind there are fees and some things, like transit passes, aren’t refundable. We’ll break down the process to…
The PRESTO card offers a solution! It allows seamless travel through transfers between connected agencies. But how long do you have to make that transfer? This intro paragraph will explore the key details of PRESTO card transfer times, ensuring you get the most out of your transit pass. How Long does a TTC Paper Transfer…