Brampton Resident Senior Fares

Are you a Brampton resident and 65 years of age or older? Show your Brampton Transit Senior Identification card to take advantage of special discounts.

Senior $1 Cash Fare: If you're a casual rider, this is your best option. Learn more.
Senior Resident Monthly Pass: Travel frequently? Then this is the pass for you. Learn more.

About the Senior Identification Card

Am I eligible to receive the Senior ID card?

You must be 65 years of age or older and a resident of Brampton to be eligible to receive an ID card. Non-resident seniors, and seniors without a Brampton Transit photo ID card, must pay the full cash fare or use PRESTO to board the bus.

How do I get the Senior ID card?

To get the card, you must present one piece of documentation from each of the following sections. The documents must be dated within the past 6 months.

What to bring:

1. Proof of Brampton address

Driver’s license/Ontario Photo ID Card
Household bill (telephone, TV, hydro, gas or water)
Bank/credit card statement
Statement of government benefits (employment insurance, old age security, social assistance or disability support)
Property tax bill

2. Proof of Identity
One piece of valid government-issued identification that includes a photograph, name, and date of birth must be presented. Acceptable forms include:

Driver’s license
Canadian passport
Permanent resident card
Provincial Health Card (red/white version is not acceptable)
Birth certificate (only if presented with a valid piece of photo ID)

Where to go:
You can bring your documentation to one of the following locations:

Brampton Transit Clark Facility
185 Clark Boulevard
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Brampton Transit Sandalwood Facility
130 Sandalwood Parkway West
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Brampton City Hall - Service Brampton Kiosk
2 Wellington Street West
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

How do I use the card?

Present your Senior ID card to the Operator every time you board a bus. Pay your fare with cash or PRESTO and have a seat. If paying with cash and you require a transfer, please ask the Operator for one prior to sitting down.

I do not have photo identification. Can I still receive the Senior ID card?

Government-issued photo identification is required as proof of identity to receive the Senior ID card.

If you do not have the required photo identification, you can contact a Service Ontario office to apply for the new Ontario Photo Card.

I've lost my Senior ID card. Is there a replacement fee?

A $5.00 charge and proof of Brampton address are required to obtain a replacement Brampton Transit Senior ID card.

My senior ID card has expired/is about to expire. How can I renew it?

Senior ID cards can be renewed one month prior to the expiry date, by visiting either our Clark or Sandalwood Facility or City Hall.

To renew your card, please bring in your old senior ID card and a document with proof of Brampton address dated within the past six months. Acceptable forms of documentation include:

Driver’s license
Household bill (telephone, TV, hydro, gas or water)
Bank/credit card statement
Statement of government benefits (employment insurance, old age security, social assistance or disability support)
Property tax bill