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If I recall correctly, Museum was used for testing of PRESTO, and I believe Metrolinx/PRESTO promised PRESTO readers at Museum a while back but never came. Correct me if I am wrong....

Davisville Station is now PRESTO Enabled. Museum and Queen Stations are left for implementation in Wave 1. We will further information on the PRESTO roll out on surface routes and stations tomorrow at the TTC Board Meeting at 10:30AM. They will also be presented with a plan for implementation of...

Scarborough Centre Stn is PRESTO enabled now. About 3 stations left for Wave 1. We will get further information on the PRESTO roll out the next TTC Board meeting on June 22...

Sheppard-Yonge has PRESTO now.

I know someone from STC will be very VERY happy. Though why do they foreshadow STC but not others??? New Faregates maybe??

I twetted Metrolinx a while back, they gave me "later this spring" for York Concourse.

King Station is PRESTO enabled.

So they've once again changed the announcements for the Toronto Rocket. Now saying what side will the doors open. I was so memorized by them that I recorded it myself. Now instead of saying Bloor Danforth, its now Line 2...

I could see metrolinx plastering the Eglinton Crosstown on the cards. Self promotion maybe?

I'm talking about the platform fare vending machines that are found on Spadina. We speculate that it they may push a pending load and add it to your card. It maybe can since soon they'll be able to take credit and debit.

That's what I thought as well. It could not even be hooked up to the PRESTO central at all.

You'll get an X but it displays your balance either way, indeed its useful.

The machines on platforms make great balance checkers .Trust me I tried ;)

Osgoode is now PRESTO Enabled. 6 stations left for implementation.

The UP Express website has been updated. Now you can purchase your UP Express tickets online. You can also check your flight status as well.

Thanks, glad to know that everyone's welcomed. :D:D

Valid point... All I can say is wait and see for their solution maybe.

Asked Brad if the MDP program will still be around when PRESTO is on the TTC and this is what he responded. Eh

I'm talking about the stations that will see the gates installed. Those you will need to tap off to exit the station. How else will someone exit?, sensors detecting when a person is about to walk through the faregate and opens automatically?, maybe. The gates have a reader mounted on top to tap...

None so far. It maybe for a reason. I infer we're getting the faregates once PRESTO is nearly implemented everywhere on the TTC. Because how are ticket, metropass and cash users will exit the station?, by the current solution of the reader mounted on the turnstiles. I know for a fact PRESTO...