The type of fare you choose and its price depend on the fare zones you travel through during your trip. To determine the appropriate fare, identify all the fare zones you’ll be travelling through.
Find your fare zone or set of zones
Your fare must cover your departure zone, destination zone and any other zone you travel through during your trip, including those used for connecting to different services.
- Zone AAgglomeration of Montréal
- Zone BAgglomeration of Longueuil and Laval
- Zone CNorthern and southern suburbs
- Zone DOutside the territory
Fares and fees for all public transportation in the Greater Montreal Area are regulated by the Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain (ARTM).
Find the fare that suits your needs
If you use multiple modes of transportation during your trip
Most commonly used fare in this category: 1-trip, All Modes ABC
- $7.00 – Regular fare
- $4.75 – Reduced fare for ages 6 to 17
- $4.75 – Reduced fare for ages 65 and over
If you travel by bus only, in one or more zones
Most commonly used fare in this category: 1-trip, Bus
- $3.75 – Regular fare
- $2.75 – Reduced fare for ages 6 to 17
- $2.75 – Reduced fare for ages 65 and over
If you use paratransit
The fare for paratransit services, just like regular transit services, depends on the fare zones you travel through.
To choose the right fare and find out its price, you need to identify all the zones along your route. Some fares may vary based on different factors.
The ARTM fare selector can help you find the right fare.
Are you travelling by commuter train, looking to take a river shuttle or searching for a specific bus line?
Are you travelling between three fare zones on the same day?
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With the Chrono app, you can recharge and access information on your OPUS card or occasional card, as well as plan and manage all your trips in the Greater Montreal Area.
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