TTC tokens expiring?
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Yeah, I have never heard of these before.
Could someone grace us with a quick summary of their pupose?
Could someone grace us with a quick summary of their pupose?
Ah, I see; thank you, MMMike.
They sound somewhat like purchasing books of Faresaver tickets for Translink, here in British Columbia? In that case though, you receive tickets that are similar to the station- or terminal-purchased fare tickets, but they are less expensive if purchased in bulk.
They sound somewhat like purchasing books of Faresaver tickets for Translink, here in British Columbia? In that case though, you receive tickets that are similar to the station- or terminal-purchased fare tickets, but they are less expensive if purchased in bulk.
I wonder how much I'd get.......not much I expect...they really are tiny....half the size of a penny
hmmm, oh well who cares, never really used the,. I buy a metro pass. Which just went up inprice for the 100 time in what seems to be a few years!!!
Oh it now costs pretty much $1200.oo for unlimited use of the TTC with a metro pass a year. So much for mass transit. I miles well buy a cheap ass used car at that prise.
Sassylassie said:
let's see at my work it costs over 200 dollars a month to park. about 200-300 a month for insurance if you are very lucky, case is about 92 cents and traffic is horrible... so yeah. lmao
Re: RE: TTC tokens expiring?
The real capital of Canada, or at least the only city which matters.
Mogz said:
The real capital of Canada, or at least the only city which matters.
Re: RE: TTC tokens expiring?
That's a little harsh. Maybe that's why other parts of Canada dislike people from Toronto?
About the tokens, I don't see how they can expire since they cannot be replaced by new tokens with a different chemical composition. If they did decide to replace tokens they would have to change all the automatic booths at every station.
Finder said:
That's a little harsh. Maybe that's why other parts of Canada dislike people from Toronto?
About the tokens, I don't see how they can expire since they cannot be replaced by new tokens with a different chemical composition. If they did decide to replace tokens they would have to change all the automatic booths at every station.
I doubt they will be retiring tokens. They are still the quickest way to get into the system, especially when there are lineups at the farebox which last 10 minutes because someone is trying to count 2,50$ with pennies or buy x amount of tickets.
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