A sure-tell sign that your community is growing faster than anticipated is when your public transportation system scrambles to keep up with the demand of it’s riders. As of this Monday, you’ll be spending an extra $1 for 10 tickets or a weekly pass and an extra $4 for a monthly pass. Senior citizens, however, will see just an additional $2 added to their monthly pass.
Fortunately, cash fares will stay the same as they had only recently increased to $2.75, up from $2.50 back in February of 2007.
The Canadian Urban Transit Association estimates that Brampton Transit is growing three times faster than the national average, due to the increase in services and the real estate developments in the north end of the city. All of this indicates that Brampton is indeed continuing to grow at a healthy pace!
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