Tap On: The benefits of using the Presto card for students - Ryersonian.ca
GO fund me please: What GO transit's new student discount means for commuters - The Eyeopener
Toronto Transit Commission - The Post-Secondary Monthly Pass is now available on PRESTO for post-secondary students enrolled full-time in a qualifying institution. All post-secondary students require a TTC photo ID to set
PRESTO on the TTC – Learn About | PRESTO: Tap On. Ride Easy.
Youth and Post-Secondary students save 40% with PRESTO on UP Express | UP Express
Use PRESTO – Learn About | PRESTO: Tap On. Ride Easy.
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PRESTO Monthly Passes on sale tomorrow
Youth and Post-Secondary students save 40% with PRESTO on UP Express | UP Express
TTC Customer Service on Twitter: "As of March 1, 2020, most #TTC fares have increased by $0.10, except adult cash fare. Monthly passes and 12 Month passes have also increased. Learn more:
Toronto Transit Commission fares - Wikipedia
Service and fare collection changes coming to MiWay in Mississauga | insauga
TTC monthly passes now available on Presto cards | The Star
TTC Reminds Students That Fares Could Be Cheaper After Adjusting Their Presto Card Settings - Narcity
Post-secondary PRESTO passes are now available for students | Urbanized
TTC increases fares by 10 cents, $5.70 increase for postsecondary monthly pass – The Varsity
Students Can Pay Less with a PRESTO Card – MiWay
TTC Presto Update December 2016 (Updated) | Steve Munro
Kids from 6 to 12 should have Presto card to ride transit for free, TTC says | CBC News
PRESTO – MiWay
YRT fares will remain at the rate set in 2019 | York Region
Discount university transit pass would cost under $80 per student - The Eyeopener
GO Transit - Student Savings
Post-secondary TTC fare to potentially drop in response to Ford - The Eyeopener
Most local GTA transit users except TTC riders will no longer pay double fare to connect to GO Transit | CP24.com
