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MTA to hike subway and bus fares to $3 in January
The MTA will raise New York City’s subway and bus fares to $3 on Jan. 4, MTA officials announced on Wednesday during the agency’s monthly board meeting. The MTA will fully transition to the OMNY tap-to-pay system as of next year and in doing so will eliminate the 30-day unlimited fare option riders can currently purchase for MetroCards.
The good news is the MTA isn’t jacking up subway, bus or commuter rail fares this year, as was previously planned. The bad ...
New York City’s public transportation agency will delay a planned fare and toll increase to January, just as the bus, train ...
NEW YORK CITY -- As the Tri-State area braces for another round of storms and a moderate risk of flash flooding on Thursday, the MTA is taking steps to keep the subways safe and dry. NYC officials are ...
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Metro Transit saw overall ridership grow last year, but rates are still far below pre-pandemic levels. As it seeks to bring ...
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In New York City, outer Brooklyn and outer Queens might as well be in different universes from each other. The city has a ...
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Union Slams Delays to MTA Workers’ Comp PayoutsClose to 3,000 transit employees who were injured on the job have had their workers’ compensation checks delayed due to ...
The kitten that shocked millions when it walked confidently onto a busy New York subway car was rescued by a kind-hearted N.Y ...
A power outage to signal equipment near three Manhattan stations fully or partially suspended multiple subway lines beginning ...
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