My Alerts For seniors 65 and over
The convenience of an annual fare subscription
OPUS à l’année, our annual fare program, is offered on reduced fares for the 65 and over.
Transport adapté customers 65 and over are automatically entitled to pay the reduced fare. You can see the « TA STM RÉDUIT » on their Transport adapté ID card on OPUS.
Free 65+, All modes A
If live in the agglomeration of Montréal, you qualify for the Free 65+ fare. That means you can travel in Zone A for free by bus, métro, train (exo and REM), shared taxibus, river shuttle, and paratransit.
How to enjoy the Free 65+, All Modes A fare:
No action is required.
When booking your trips in Zone A, the information in your customer file (age and place of residence) will be used to validate your eligibility for free travel.
You must show your Transport adapté ID OPUS card every time you use our paratransit service.
Want to use the métro, bus, exo train, and REM for free? All you need is the Free 65+, All Modes A fare.
A photo OPUS card is $15, and it must be renewed every seven years.
If you are an OPUS à l’année subscriber, your subscription will be cancelled automatically on June 30.
Learn more about the free fare and how it works
For 6 to 15-years old
Children 6 to 15 years old are automatically entitled to pay the reduced fare. You can see the « TA STM RÉDUIT » on their Transport adapté ID card on OPUS.
For students 16 years old and over
All full-time students attending an academic institution recognized by the ministère de l’Éducation (MEQ) or the ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur (MES) (French only) are entitled to the student reduced fare, regardless of their age.
To take advantage of that benefit, you must obtain a photo OPUS card.
How to obtain a registered photo ID OPUS card
Check our website under «Registered photo OPUS card» for more details.
Free transit for seniors 65+
Starting July 1, 2023, residents of the agglomeration of Montréal age 65 and up will be able to enjoy free public transit (bus, métro, train, REM* and paratransit) within Zone A (the agglomeration of Montréal).
The details of this new policy will be made public shortly.
(*when it becomes operational)