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What does it mean that Presto is counting "Loyalty Trip Number" for TTC rides? A prelude to automatic daypasses kicking in after 4 rides?

The Presto twitter account confirms that first-gen Toronto cards will not work in Ottawa.

Paid at 15:31 and tapped at 18:45. Unrelated question: Does the fact that Ottawa will use the "second generation" Presto card mean my Toronto card is useless there?

It didn't work for me at College station :( Is there a minimum amount of time you need to wait between online paying and tapping?

Thanks for the reply - however when I last called Presto about this, they said the TTC was specifically blocking this functionality, so it could easily be that whatever works on YRT does not work on TTC.

Just looking for an update on TTC Presto - do I still have to go to Union and hit the balance checker to "push" my online payments through to the epurse, or is there any chance using the card at a subway station will do this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygdIDvC6HiI

Another question: does using the autoload feature get around the difficulty of going to Union every time to "push through" payments?

According to the person I just talked to on the Presto customer service line, it was the TTC's decision to disable the ability to push through payments by use of the TTC swipe machines. Not sure whether to believe this; if true, this is infuriating.

I made a payment to my Presto card via Mastercard, and it has still has not shown up 8 days later. I *have* used Presto on the TTC swipe turnstyles in the intervening 8 days, but have *not* used it on GO. Do I have to go to Union to activate each individual payment? If so, this card is much more...

I have been tasked with researching this building, but cannot find any information on it, beyond the fact that it was built in 1928 (http://www.urbandb.com/canada/ontario/toronto/210-dundas-west-printing-plant/) Can anyone point me to where I might find more information?

I live at College station and often go to stops on the western half of the Yonge line (Musem for school and St Clair West for friends). I can never decide which is quicker, either to go south and around the U (as recommended by myttc.ca), or go north and transfer on, then off, the Bloor line (as...