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Please note: Niagara Region Transit and WEGO Transportation are different services and run independently of each other. Please refer to Niagara Parks WEGO for fares and information.
Your fare allows you to travel in any direction for two hours, making as many transfers as needed to reach your destination. When paying your fare, the driver may ask for proof of identification, such as a driver's licence or student card.
Fare Category | Local Fares (within town/city) |
Regional Fares (outside town/city) |
---|---|---|
Cash fare / single ride - adults (18 to 64 years) | $3 | $6 |
Cash fare / single ride - seniors (65+ years) | $3 | $5 |
Cash fare / single ride - youth (13 to 17 years or secondary school identification) | $3 | $5 |
Cash fare / single ride - 12 years and under | Free | Free |
Day pass | $7.25 | $14.50 |
10-ride card - adults (18 to 64 years) | $26.50 | $45 |
10-ride card - seniors (65+ years) | $22 | $40 |
10-ride card - youth (13 to 17 years or secondary school identification) | $22 | $40 |
31-day pass - adults (18 to 64 years) | $85.50 | $160 |
31-day pass - seniors (65+ Years) | $63 | $130 |
31-day pass - youth (13 to 17 years or secondary school identification) | $63 | $130 |
Support Person | Application | Application |
All riders must have valid Proof-of-Payment (POP) when travelling on Niagara Region Transit.
Niagara Region Transit Supervisors regularly board buses to conduct fare checks. Keep your proof-of-payment handy so you can show it when asked.
Valid fare includes:
If you paid your fare in cash, please ask for a transfer, as this will be your proof of Payment.
Under By-Law 2022-02, a By-Law Regulating the Use of the Niagara Transit Commission Transit System, anyone who does not have Proof-of-Payment may be asked to leave the vehicle.
Regional Transit passes (10-ride and 31-day) can be used as valid fare on all Niagara Region Transit buses (including Niagara Falls, St. Catharines and Welland buses) and OnDemand.
31-day Regional passes are valid only for the start and end date that is displayed on the pass. 31-day Regional passes are non-transferable and non-refundable. Lost or stolen passes are not replaced or refunded. Sign line A on your pass before first use.
Brock University students can use their Brock identification as their bus pass for Niagara Region Transit.
Your Brock student card must have a valid U-Pass sticker on it.
Brock identification is non-transferable; any violations will be handed over to Brock Security and treated as fraud.
Eligible Niagara College Students can use their U-Pass issued through the Transit App as the bus pass. If you have any questions, please contact the Niagara College Student Administration Office (NCSAC).
Transfers can be used on Niagara Region Transit, OnDemand and WEGO (Red and Blue Lines only). Whether you're boarding a local bus or a regional bus first, follow these easy steps:
You don't need to ask for a transfer if you have a Niagara Region Transit 31-day pass.
If using tickets with the mobile Transit App, your transfer is built into your ticket on your device and will be validated on the reader when transferring vehicles.
Please note: Niagara Region Transit and WEGO Transportation are different services and run independently of each other. Please refer to Niagara Parks WEGO for fares and information.
All locations are subject to availability.