Traffic & Transit

The MBTA Is Offering Reduced Fares For Riders. Here's How To Apply

The program will bring a one-way ride on the T down from $2.40 to $1.10, and a local bus ride will drop from $1.70 to $.85.

(Sean Barnacoat)

September 4, 2024

BOSTON - Commuters on the T will be able to apply for reduced fares beginning Wednesday, September 4. Tens of thousands of T riders will be impacted by the new program.

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Previously, the MBTA only offered reduced fares for seniors, people with disabilities and people younger than 25 with a low income. Now, the reduced fare will apply to anyone whose income falls below certain guidelines. Riders using the Youth Pass are encouraged to apply for the new program as the Youth Pass will be discontinued on October 31.

The program will bring a one-way ride on the T down from $2.40 to $1.10, and a local bus ride will drop from $1.70 to $.85. More than 60,000 people are expected to qualify of the program.

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