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Special Fare Programs
Senior Reduced Fare Program
Senior citizens 65 years and older, can ride for approximately one-third the regular fare on Local Bus, Light Rail and Metro Subway, and approximately one-half the regular fare on MARC Train service.
Eligibility for Senior Reduced Fares:
Senior citizens (age 65 and over) must show:
- any valid government issued photo ID with proof of age, OR
- a Medicare card and any valid government issued photo ID, OR
- a valid MTA Senior Photo ID card (no longer issued after 12/31/10)
MTA Senior Photo ID cards are no longer issued by the MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office. Seniors (65 and over) may apply for a Maryland Photo Identification Card at any Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration Office. There is no fee.
The one way Senior Reduced Fare on local core services (Local Bus, Light Rail, Metro Subway) is 55 cents. A Senior Day Pass, allowing unlimited rides all day on those core services, cost $1.20. Express and premium charges must be paid in addition to the base fare. Reduced Fare Monthly Passes are also available for $16.50. For all Senior Reduced Fare Program purchases, the Senior customer must be able to prove that he or she is at least 65 years old as noted above.
For further information, email (dhunt@mta.maryland.gov )or call the Reduced Fare Certification Office at 410-767-3441, TTY 410-333-2051 for people who are hearing and/or speech impaired.
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