Mayor Olivia Chow wants Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) riders to automatically ride for free for the rest of the month after taking 47 trips, announcing Monday she's proposing a system known as fare capping to reduce up front costs for riders.

The current monthly passes cost $156 (about 47 fares) for an adult, meaning riders need to take a certain number of trips to get its full value. Fare capping means people wouldn't have to make that spend without being certain their trips will cover the cost.

If the mayor's proposal is approved, starting September 2026, TTC riders will automatically ride the rest of the month for free after taking 47 trips in that calendar month, according to a news release issued Monday. The system will work automatically for anyone of any age using PRESTO, debit

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