Airport Rules — Pearson & Billy Bishop
Exact Terminal 1 & 3 pickup zones, the waiting lot and Rematch, and the three-miss rule that removes your airport access.
Why it matters
The platform doesn't pay your airport fines — not one cent. Pearson is the highest-earning zone and the most strictly enforced.
What's inside
- Exact Terminal 1 & 3 pickup zones for X, XL and Black (blue curbs, box numbers)
- The waiting lot and Rematch
- Reserve cancellation rules and the three-miss limit
- Billy Bishop's different rules
Who it's for
Any driver who works Pearson — or wants to.
How you get it
Pay once through Stripe and the PDF is delivered instantly — to your Telegram chat with @DriveEdgeBot or to your email. Each copy is personally watermarked. When platform policy or Ontario law changes, the updated version is free for you — updates are announced in the free DriveEdge Toronto Telegram channel.
FAQ
What is the Airport Rules — Pearson & Billy Bishop guide?
Exact Terminal 1 & 3 pickup zones, the waiting lot and Rematch, and the three-miss rule that removes your airport access.
Who is this guide for?
Any driver who works Pearson — or wants to.
How is the guide delivered?
It is a PDF delivered instantly after payment — in Telegram via @DriveEdgeBot or by email if you buy on the website.
Do I get updates?
Yes — updates to this guide are free for buyers and are announced in the free DriveEdge Toronto Telegram channel.
Can I get a refund?
Guides are digital, so there are no refunds for a change of mind after delivery. You get a full refund if we can't deliver the guide, for duplicate charges, or if a file is unreadable and we can't fix it. See the Refund Policy.
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