Low-income drivers will soon be able to qualify for up to six free trips on Highway 407 every month as part of a new program launched by the privately operated tolled highway.
will be open to Ontario residents who meet Statistics Canada’s definition of low-income, which starts at $28,863 per year for individuals and goes up from there based on household size.
“We’re proud to provide support for families who need it most and this program helps ensure that more drivers have access to a fast, safe and reliable commute,” 407 ETR President and CEO Javier Tamargo said in a press release issued on Monday. “We hope this program will make it easier for our customers to enjoy a stress-free journey to get to a game or to a doctor’s appointment without worrying about their bill.
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