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FARE PAYMENT METHODS FOR TRANSPORT ADAPTÉ

There are three ways for you to pay for paratransit transportation.

The OPUS Card

With an OPUS card charged with a weekly or monthly fare.

coins In cash: $2.40 regular fare and $1.40 reduced fare.
carte magnétique With a magnetic card charged with one or two trips at regular fare (the 6-trip fare card is no longer available since January 1st, 2012, but it is still accepted on board for clients that still have some to use.


Transport adapté clients cannot charge single fares on their OPUS card. The occasional transit fares are not accepted.

How to pay your fare aboard a minibus or taxi?  

  • Clients using an OPUS card simply show it to the driver when boarding.
  • Clients paying cash give the money to the driver when boarding.
  • Clients using a magnetic card simply hand it over to the driver when boarding.

A payment method based on trust 

Clients are responsible for ensuring that their OPUS card is charged with valid transit fares. When you show your OPUS card to Transport adapté drivers, they assume that your fare card is in order. That is why we call it the honour system.

Fare control 

At any time, inspectors can conduct fare control. Anyone using the service without a valid transit fare is likely to be fined.

As drivers must register the payment method used by their clients on their trip sheet, this will serve as proof of payment when fares are paid in cash.

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