How do I get a free bus pass in Buffalo NY?
Call to request an application or go to the website. No one needs to know the reason you have the pass. (Note: If you need a copy of your actual benefits statement, one can be obtained by calling 800-772-1213 or be requested in person at your local Social Security office).
What is bus fare for senior citizens?
(MRT & LRT)
| Distance | Concession Card Fare Per Ride (cent) | Cash Fare Per Ride (cent) |
|---|---|---|
| 11.3 – 15.2 km | 42 | 250 |
| 15.3 – 19.2 km | 42 | 260 |
| 19.3 – 23.2 km | 42 | 270 |
| Over 23.2 km | 42 | 280 |
Who qualifies for reduced Metrocard?
65 or older
Reduced fares are available for riders who are 65 or older or have a qualifying disability. Our step-by-step instructions walk you through the application process.
Where is the reduced fare box on the Metro bus?
NFTA- Metro Reduced-Fare Program 181 Ellicott Street Buffalo, NY 14203 When you get on the bus, swipe your Reduced-Fare card, and using exact change, put half the regular fare into the fare box.
Do you have to use your reduced fare card on the bus?
When you get on the bus, swipe your Reduced-Fare card, and using exact change, put half the regular fare into the fare box. When you are using the rail, you must have your reduced fare card readily available to NFTA personnel upon request. You do not need the NFTA reduced fare card if you have a Medicare card.
How much does a metro bus pass cost?
Metro Fares Full Fare Reduced Fare Children 5-11, Seniors 65+, Standard Fare $2 $1 Day Pass $5 $2.50 7 Day Pass $25 $12.50 30 Day Pass $75 $37.50
Who is eligible for Valley Metro reduced fares?
Reduced fares on local bus routes and light rail are available to youth ages 6-18, seniors age 65 and above, persons with disabilities and Medicare cardholders. Passengers must have valid proof of eligibility to use reduced fares. Persons with a disability: Valley Metro Reduced Fare ID card.