Fares & Passes

What if I need to transfer?

If you board a second bus within ninety (90) minutes of paying for your original trip, the smart technology in the system will identify your next trip as a transfer. If you pay with coins, you will need to ask the operator for a paper transfer. When paying for more than one fare with the R-Card, the second person must request a paper transfer. You need to scan your transfer when boarding the second bus to complete your trip.

Affordable Pass

The new Affordable Pass program will assist lower income residents by partnering with the Community Services’ Affordable Access Program, which provides discounted city recreation and leisure programs to also offer discounted monthly fare passes. To find out more information or apply visit Affordable Access Program.

Discounted 31 Day Pass

The City of Regina and Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services partner to offer a discounted pass program for eligible low-income earners in Regina for a price of $25. Apply for the Discounted 31 day pass by contacting the Transit Operations Center.

Discounted 31 day passes are available to people participating in one of the following five provincial programs:

• Social Assistance
• Transitional Employment Allowance
• Saskatchewan Employment Supplement
• Provincial Training Allowance
• Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability

U-Pass

U–Pass is a program designed for University of Regina and Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies students to allow students to use Regina Transit as much as they like for a once-per-semester fee of $87.60. Contact the University of Regina Students' Union or SIIT for more information about the U-Pass.

Transit Employer Pass

The Transit Employer Pass allows employees of participating companies to purchase a transit pass through payroll deduction. You can enroll for $76.67 per monthly pay period or $920.04 annually, for unlimited rides on Regina Transit. It's like getting two months for free!

If your company is not currently enrolled in the Transit Employer Pass Program, have your manager phone Service Regina at 306-777-7000.

R-Card

The R-Card is a reloadable smart card that can be loaded with pre-paid rides, cash equivalent or a pass.

Registering your R-Card

If you register your R-Card, it can be replaced if Transit is notified it has been lost, stolen or broken. It will be cancelled and the remaining balance on the R-Card can be transferred to a new R-Card. If it is not registered your rides or passes cannot be replaced. Simply fill out the R-Card Registration Form and email it to rcard@regina.ca.

Replacing an R-Card

The cost to replace a lost, stolen or broken R-Card is $5. You must visit the Transit Information Centre (2124 11^th Ave) or the Transit Operations Centre (333 Winnipeg St) in order to replace your R-Card. If your R-Card has not been registered your rides or passes cannot be replaced.

Buying & Loading an R-card

You first Senior and Discount cards are issued at the Transit Information Centre Downtown or the Transit Operations Centre. You can reloaded your pass by any agent with the exception of the University of Regina.

Your first Post-Secondary card is issued by the Transit Information Centre, the Transit Operations Centre or the University of Regina and can be reloaded by any agent.