By: Matt Weingarden , Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Tilbury Times Reporter
CKTransit has announced adjustments to its fare structure, including phased-in fare increases that aim to balance the sustainability of public transit with affordability for riders. The new fares will take effect July 1, 2025.
Riders using a Cash Pass will receive discounts off the exact cash fare on all Ride CK services. The new fares are as follows: $2.28 for all Chatham urban services ($1.87 on Chatham’s fixed routes during off-peak hours), $2.28 for all Wallaceburg urban services, and $4.28 for all inter-urban routes.
The 30-Day Urban Pass will increase to $82.45 for adults, and to $64.78 for seniors (65+) and students (ages 6–17). This pass is valid on all Ride CK Chatham and Wallaceburg urban services, including specialized transit.
The 30-Day Urban Pass for low-income residents under the Affordable Bus Pass Program will rise to $41.23. This pass is also accepted on all Ride CK Chatham and Wallaceburg urban services, including specialized transit.
