Niagara Transit Enhances Rider Experience with “One Fare, Anywhere” and Transit Benefit Pass

Niagara Transit will launch its “One Fare, Anywhere” initiative and Transit Benefit Pass on July 1, 2025, to simplify fares and improve affordability.


Single fare system

“One Fare, Anywhere” will introduce a single fare system for all local and regional routes, replacing the current two-tiered structure. This change aims to make transit easier to use and encourage ridership across the region of Niagara. The new harmonized fares are:

Fare Prices Beginning July 1, 2025

Fare Category Price
Cash fare / Single ride - Adults (18 to 64 years) $3.50
Cash fare / Single ride - Seniors (65+ years) $3.50
Cash fare / Single ride - Youth (13 to 17 years or secondary school identification) $3.50
Cash fare / Single ride - 12 years and under Free
Day Pass N/A
10-ride card - Adults (18 to 64 years) $31.00
10-ride card - Seniors (65+ years) $20.00
10-ride card - Youth (13 to 17 years or secondary school identification) $25.00
31-day pass - Adults (18 to 64 years) $100.00
31-day pass - Seniors (65+ Years) $55.00
31-day pass - Youth (13 to 17 years or secondary school identification) $75.00
Monthly Transit Benefit Pass $50.00

Transit Benefit Pass

The Transit Benefit Pass initiative is a partnership between Niagara Region and Niagara Transit that supports equitable and affordable access to transit. The Transit Benefit Pass is a discounted $50 monthly bus pass available to individuals and families on Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program benefits, or who qualify based on low-income criteria. The application portal will open on June 16, 2025.

For information about the Transit Benefit Pass, including how to apply, please visit Transit Benefit Pass.


“We are thrilled to announce the 'One Fare, Anywhere' initiative and Transit Benefit Program improvements start on Canada Day this year. We are implementing these changes to create an easier to use transit system which directly supports our mission to provide residents with safe, reliable and sustainable service. By further breaking down affordability barriers and continually improving connectivity for seamless travel across Niagara, we are ensuring accessible, efficient and equitable transit for all our riders.”

~ Carla Stout, General Manager, Niagara Transit


 

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