In a press release, the transit service says it will end the sale of 10 Ride Tickets, the Adult Monthly Pass and the Student/Senior Monthly pass as they transition to their electronic fare system.
They add that cash and the BC Bus pass will still be accepted.
Local transit services will have offerings through the Umo app including the digital DayPass, Umo Cash and the Adult 30-Day pass.
They encourage anyone who hasn’t transitioned to a Umo payment method to visit their website to learn about signing up.
Paper tickets will still be accepted until they are used up and a new Umo DayPASS token will be available for social wellness organizations that offer free or discounted fares.
You can visit the BC Transit website to learn more about signing up for the Umo app.
