Previous payment methods will be replaced by the Umo app, with cash still being an option
BC Transit will phase out the sale of legacy adult and student/senior monthly pass fare products, including tickets, in the Prince George Transit System on Dec. 1, replacing them with Umo-enabled fare options.
While BC Transit transitions to the Umo payment system, legacy adult and student/senior monthly passes will no longer be sold. However, riders can still use any remaining balance on these legacy passes until they are used up. Additionally, legacy tickets will remain available at select retail vendors for a limited time.
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