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Some MTA riders aren’t happy with the tap-and-go OMNY system, survey finds
The MTA says it’s moving ahead with retiring the MetroCard and fully switching to its tap-and-go OMNY system by the end of the year, even after a report from an independent watchdog found that nearly three out of four people who have switched to OMNY have had problems with it.
MTA Chair and President Janno Lieber said at a Crain's event that MetroCards will be phased out by OMNY by the end of 2025. MetroCard, count your days. Primary Menu Sections ...
The MTA dismissed the survey as a “tiny online push poll,” emphasizing that it regularly surveys more than 70,000 riders. The agency says OMNY outperforms the MetroCard in both speed and ...
The MTA has postponed a subway fare hike, focusing instead on transitioning to the OMNY system, with MetroCard sales to end ...
A planned fare and toll hike that would have driven up the cost of a Long Island Rail Road ticket by 4% may be put off until ...
A survey of transit riders found that a majority have had issues with New York’s new tap-and-go system, months before its ...
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Op-ed: What the MTA won’t tell you about the Queens Bus Network RedesignThis op-ed is a response to a July 6 commentary published in amNewYork regarding the rollout of the Queens Bus Network ...
There is a major subway shutdown on part of the No. 1 line in Upper Manhattan. Crews are still working to remove floodwater ...
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