New Year, New Ways to Pay

MCTA has not raised fares since July, 2014, over 10 years ago, and everthing has become more expensive. Fares for adults, college students, and persons with disabilities will go up $0.25 to $0.50. Seniors over 65 will still be free. Kindergarten through 12th grade students ride free with current valid school ID.

Riders can now use their own bank-issued credit or debit card (or Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay) or Cash App to board and pay fares. By paying with a bank card, passengers will not be charged more than a daily, 7-day, or 30-day cap.

MoGo Card readers will be removed after February 1, 2025.

For more information about the fare increase visit this page.

New Fares and Caps

Seniors over the age of 65, children under 44 inches, and students kindergarten through 12th grade presenting a valid student ID, ride free.

¹College or trade school students must pre-register and use a bank card or Cash App to receive access to discount
²Transfers are included and valid for up to three hours traveling in the same direction.
³Click here for more information on our Half Fare for the Disabled and Medicare Card Holder Program!

NEW - Limited Time

15 Trip Passes

MCTA will sell 15 trip passes on the bus for adults ($15) and disabled passengers ($7.50), and at NCC and ESU for students ($10). Transactions on the bus are cash only.

Adult and ADA passes can be purchased from the driver. Student passes can be purchased at NCC and ESU Student Services. Present it to the bus driver each time you start your journey. The bus driver will clip the card for each trip start. Transferes are included, so remember to request paper transfers between routes.

These passes will be sold until December 31, 2024 and expire February 1, 2025.