Société de transport de Montréal (Back to home)
Zone A

1-trip

Single trip with transfer

$3.75

Regular fare

Métro REM Train Bus

Valid for 120 minutes including transfers

Please keep your ticket while you are travelling.

How much does it cost

Rate

Price

Regular $3.75
6-17 years old $2.75
Student 18 and over X
65 and over $2.75

How to get a reduced-fare OPUS card

Free transit for kids and seniors

Public transit is free for kids aged 11 and under as long as they’re accompanied by someone 14 or over who’s responsible for them. It’s also free for Montréal residents aged 65 and over.  

Where to buy this fare

In the métro

Fare vending machines
Cash Debit card Credit card
From station agent
Debit card Credit card
OPUS reloading terminals
Debit card Credit card

On the bus

Onboard payment (exact change only)
Cash

Loading this fare onto a card

OPUS card 

OPUS cards are reloadable smart cards that can be used to hold and validate transit fares. They are available for a fee.  

All 1-trip fares can be loaded onto OPUS card. 

You must have a photo OPUS card to buy reduced fares. 

Occasional smart card 

Occasional smart cards are non-reloadable smart cards that can be used to hold and validate transit fares. The card itself is free.  

Regular-priced 1-trip fares can be loaded onto Occasional smart cards. 

Magnetic fare card

Magnetic fare cards are free, non-reloadable tickets. 

When you pay a bus fare in cash, you receive a magnetic fare card that you can use to make transfers. 

Regular-priced 1-trip fares are available as magnetic fare cards. 

Smartphone

Virtual passes are now available on Android phones in the Chrono app. 

Fare zones and use

This fare is valid in Zone A 

Transit fare prices and validities are determined based on the four transit zones in Greater Montréal: A, B, C and D.

Zone A covers the agglomeration of Montréal only. 

Travelling between Zones A and B?

The right fare for you

The 1-trip, All Modes A fare is for you if:

  • You take the bus, métro, train and/or REM 
  • You only need to travel within Zone A 
  • You don’t take public transit very often