Should public transit rides in Montreal be free after a certain number of trips?
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With fare capping, Metro and bus users who rely on monthly passes would no longer have to pay the full cost upfront — a model already used in other cities and soon to be introduced in Toronto. Instead of buying a pass for a fixed cost, riders will pay as they go until they reach a certain number of trips, then each ride after that is free.
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