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fromsilive
1 month ago
New York City

6 changes for NYC commuters in 2026: MTA price increases, MetroCard phase-out and more

New York City
fromGothamist
1 month ago

MTA outlaws coin payment on NYC's buses: 'I remember when the bus was a nickel'

MTA will stop accepting coins on NYC buses next year as it phases out MetroCard and moves riders to OMNY tap-to-pay, requiring digital or card payment.
New York City
fromsilive
1 month ago

OMNY system upgrade this weekend: What NYC transit riders need to know

OMNY upgrades Oct. 3 10 p.m. to Oct. 5 7 p.m. will prevent buying or reloading cards; load accounts beforehand or use tap-to-pay.
fromsilive
1 month ago
New York City

6 changes for NYC commuters in 2026: MTA price increases, MetroCard phase-out and more

#paratransit
#metrocard-phase-out
from710 WOR
23 hours ago
New York City

Free OMNY Cards Available Tomorrow In NYC As MetroCard Retirement Nears | 710 WOR

from710 WOR
23 hours ago
New York City

Free OMNY Cards Available Tomorrow In NYC As MetroCard Retirement Nears | 710 WOR

New York City
fromwww.amny.com
1 week ago

Ask the MTA | OMNY payments, subway flooding, Grand Central Holiday Fair | amNewYork

OMNY allows paying for up to three additional riders per trip but only the first tap counts toward the 7-day fare cap.
#metrocard
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

End of an era: Coins will no longer be accepted as fare payment on NYC buses

MTA officials announced on Sept. 30 that in 2026, coins, including nickels, dimes and quarters, will no longer be accepted on NYC buses. The agency has not yet announced a date for this to take effect. However, the MTA will continue to accept coins at card vending machines in subway stations and the 2,700 local businesses that sell OMNY cards. Commuters can utilize the OMNY tap-and-go payment system with their credit cards, smartphones or OMNY cards.
New York City
fromThe Verge
1 month ago

Can tap-to-pay save public transportation?

I vividly remember the first time I used my phone to ride the New York City subway. I tapped my device against the translucent rectangle thing, the light turned green, and the turnstile made a familiar click inviting me to push through the metal arms. On the other side, the future beckoned. After a two-decade run as New York's preeminent pass to the subway, the MetroCard has officially joined the brass token in the annals of subway history.
New York City
New York City
fromGothamist
1 month ago

MTA says OMNY cards can't be bought or loaded this weekend, but riders can still tap to pay fares

The MTA will upgrade OMNY this weekend, temporarily suspending OMNY card purchases and reloads while tap-to-pay fare access remains available.
New York City
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

MTA revises its plan for subway and bus fare increases in wake of public outcry

MTA lowers seven-day OMNY unlimited fare cap by $1 to $35, delays MetroCard phaseout, raises single-ride and express fares, and shortens commuter rail ticket validity.
New York City
fromwww.amny.com
2 months ago

Op-Ed | Tapping into the future: Why OMNY is the next MetroCard | amNewYork

OMNY replaces MetroCard with farecapping, a $67 weekly express-bus cap, auto-ride free after 12 weekly trips, and prepaid OMNY funds will roll over.
NYC politics
fromwww.amny.com
5 months ago

OMNY software glitch hits NYC public transit commuters this week

OMNY contactless payment system in NYC is facing significant issues, causing frustration among commuters with payment errors and double charges.
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