The MTA hosted a Transit Talk in Flushing to urge riders to switch to OMNY, as the agency prepares to permanently retire ...

MetroCards have reigned supreme in the Big Apple since its introduction in 1993. The OMNY of its time, the originally blue cards replaced subway tokens, which were only sold in packs of ten, and ...

Nassau bus riders rely on the 30-year-old fare card to get free transfers to and from New York City buses and subways, says the MTA's chief.

NJ Transit is a few months away from rolling out its own fare card. And PATH is planning a card for its new TAPP system.

OMNY card readers installed at a New York City subway station. The contactless system is set to fully replace the MetroCard ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to stop issuing and refilling its ubiquitous orange and blue MetroCards at ...

The MT announced that it will stop selling the MetroCard on December 31, 2025, marking the final step in the full transition ...

The MetroCard is officially going the way of the subway token. MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber announced on Wednesday that the agency will retire the MetroCard by the end of the year. Sales and ...

By Dec. 31, 2025, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will end the sale and distribution of MetroCards. Here's what it ...

The iconic yellow MetroCard, a symbol of New York City transit for nearly three decades, is set to become a relic of the past ...

If you prefer using a physical card, you can buy a reloadable OMNY card for $5 and load and reload the card at thousands of ...

The phase out of the old vinyl swipe cards comes after the MTA's rollout of its tap-to-pay fare system faced years of delays.