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Set up your Fast Fare account!
Metro's new Fast Fare system is now live! To begin, set up your online account here.
Fare Cap Pricing
What is Fare Cap Pricing?
Fare capping is a new way to look at fares. Here’s how it will work:
- When an adult rider taps their Fast Fare card on the bus, the system charges a single ride fare of $2.
- The same adult continues to ride and taps every time they board.
- Once the system reads that this card hit the daily “cap” price of $5, it will no longer charge them for the rest of the day.
- That same rider then continues to ride through the week and tap every time they board. When the system reads that the rider reaches the weekly cap of $16.25, rides will be free for the rest of the week.
- The most a regular adult fare will be on any day is $5, the most in any week is $16.25, and the most in a month is $65.00.
| Adult Fare Cap Pricing | |
|---|---|
| Single ride | $2.00 |
| Day | $5.00 |
| Week | $16.25 |
| Month | $65.00 |
What About Reduced Fares?
Metro is simplifying its fares with just one set of reduced pricing caps for youth, seniors, those with disabilities, and those with low income.
| Reduced Fare Pricing | |
|---|---|
| Single ride | $1.00 |
| Day | $2.50 |
| Week | $7.00 |
| Month | $28.00 |
Your accounts and fare capping will work the same as any other rider, just with a lower cost per tap.
How Will Transfers Work?
The 2-hour transfer window will still exist.
Tap your card every time you ride. Transfers will be automatically tracked. Your account will only be charged after your 2-hour transfer has expired.
Questions?
Call (608) 266-4466 or email mymetrobus@cityofmadison.com.
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