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Accessible Transit Now!

Disabled People across the Province and the whole territories of so-called Canada need—from accessible design to fare-free entry—accessible transit. From your local transit and paratransit authorities to Metrolinx to national bus, train, and other services, Disabled People can only be free to “be” if they can get where they need to be.

Yellow Background with Black Text. In the top left corner, the HSR logo in blue and white: a shield with overlapping letters spelling HSR.. Next to the Logo, the text "Compare the Fare". Below this header, a table reads with three columns running left to right. Affordable Transit Pass (background light blue, text black), Temporary Transit Fare Special Program (background light yellow, text black), and New Fare Assist Pilot (background red, text white). In each column, the fare discount and eligibility requirements are compared. Affordable Transit Pass 50% Fare Discount Low-income customers, and OW recipients, ODSP recipients who are employed aged 18 to 64 Temporary Transit Fare Special Program Voluntary Fare HSR customers who use a personal mobility device, including wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers, or are a Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) cardholder. Fare Assist 30% Fare Discount

Hamilton

The City of Hamilton is suspending two vital programs for disabled people and Ontario Works recipients. The programs that are set to be suspended are: the Affordable Transit Pass for Ontario Works Recipients and the Temporary Transit Fare Special Program for persons who use a personal mobility device (PMD), such as a wheelchair, scooter, walker, and CNIB cardholders. The City’s plan is to suspend both programs by June 30th. They have already launched the new Fare Assist pilot that will be replacing these programs.

Toronto

Coming Soon

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Ottawa

Coming Soon.

Metrolinx

Coming soon.

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