In October, the transit authority finally began replacing subway kiosks with ones that spit out OMNY cards. The month prior, student MetroCards were replaced by OMNY cards. OMNY, which can be ...

The subway map, as New York knows it, is now a thing of the past. The MTA unveiled on Wednesday a brand new, detailed ...

The MTA hosted a Transit Talk at the Flushing-Main Street subway station Monday evening to urge riders to switch to OMNY, as ...

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 ...

OMNY has been widely adopted in New York City, where all buses and subway stations accept the new fare payment system. The MTA said its roll out of the fare system would be "complete" with the ...

Currently, OMNY is used by about 70% of bus and subway riders, the MTA said. MetroCards have become something of a collector's item, with more than 400 special editions issued by the MTA.

The deadline marks the latest step in the MTA’s conversion to collecting all subway and bus fares through its OMNY tap-to-pay system. MTA officials said riders can still use their existing ...

It's a much more dynamic system." Transit workers have installed the OMNY system at all 472 subway stations and on the city’s bus fleet, and plan to complete the installation of OMNY vending ...

New applicants for Fair Fares, an initiative that offers eligible New Yorkers a 50% discount on subway, bus and para-transit fares, will soon switch from MetroCards to tap-to-pay OMNY cards.

Instead of swiping MetroCards at subway turnstiles or on buses ... or a physical tap-and-go OMNY card from the M.T.A. The transition to the contactless system is expected to save the M.T.A ...