Fares

	Cash	Individual day pass	10-trip pass	20-trip pass	Group day pass	30-day pass
Adults	$3	$7	$29	$46	$18	$72
Students, children (12+), and seniors (65+)	$3	$7	$29	$46	$18	$57
Children 6-11 (non-residents)	$3	$7	$29	$46	$18	N/A
Children 6-11 who are residents of Moncton, Riverview, Dieppe	Free with the U12 pass
Children under 6	Free

*Exact fare is required when paying cash to board the bus.

Adult 30-Day Pass

Unlimited travel for 30 consecutive days effective the day it is first scanned on the farebox. A non-transferable pass for adults.

Individual Day Pass

A non-transferable pass for providing unlimited travel for the day for one passenger.

30-Day Pass for students and seniors

A non-transferable pass for full-time students or seniors 65 + with ID. Unlimited travel for 30 consecutive days, effective the day it is first scanned on the farebox.

Group Day Pass

Unlimited day use valid for up to five people. (Available for purchase from the farebox on the bus).

10- and 20-Ride Passes

These passes never expire and are available in 10- or 20-ride formats.

Daycare Rates

Supervisors with daycare children 12 years and above each pay $2 per trip.

Disabilities

Traveling companions of individuals with disabilities who require assistance ride for free. Please pick up your attendant pass at Codiac Transpo’s main office at 140 Millennium Dr.

U12 Pass

Unlimited free access to travel on all Codiac Transpo routes for children from Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview under the age of 12. Children must have a U12 pass to ride for free. Children must be accompanied by someone aged 12+.

Where to buy

Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB)

Show your valid CNIB Card and travel for free on all Codiac Transpo buses. Expired cards will not be accepted.

Seniors 65+ ride free on Wednesdays

Provide proof of age and ride free: driver’s licence, health card, passport, or other government-issued document.

Which pass is right for me?

To get the best value for your money, determine how often per month you expect to ride the bus.

Count each way on your trip as one ride (e.g., if you go to and from work, that is two rides.)

Don't forget to calculate free service days: all passengers ride free on Earth Day (April 22), from Wednesday to Saturday during Environment Week in June, on any election day, and on New Year’s Eve after 5:30 p.m.

Adult

24+ rides: A 30-day pass. Paying cash, 24 trips would cost you $72. If you take the bus to and from work every day (20 days per month), you would be paying $120, so a 30-day pass can save you a lot of money!

Less than 24 rides: The best value is the 20-ride pass. At $45, it works out to $2.25 per trip, saving you 75 cents each time you use it. If you use the bus infrequently, a 10-ride pass might be your preferred option. At $28, it only saves you 20 cents per ride off the cash fare, but it is a smaller initial investment.

Multiple rides planned in one day: The individual day pass may be your best bet – it gives you unlimited rides for just $7!

Students and seniors

20+ rides: A 30-day pass. Paying cash, 20 trips would cost you $60. If you take a round trip each weekday, the cash fare would be $120, so the 30-day pass is great value.

Seniors: Don't forget to calculate that seniors ride for free on Wednesdays! Depending on your travel habits, a 20-ride pass may be better value.

Less than 20 rides: The best value is the 20-ride pass. At $45, it works out to $2.25 per trip, saving you 75 cents each time you use it. If you use the bus infrequently, a 10-ride pass might be your preferred option. At $28, it only saves you 20 cents per ride off the cash fare, but it is a smaller initial investment.