“You don’t have to do any math in your head, or worry about fare prices. Just tap and go whenever you want.” This is a good thing for visitor-local relations, I think. Swiping a MetroCard in ...

Price collection by city is conducted in strict ... For example, the cost of an unlimited MetroCard in New York was obtained from the MTA website. Education data was provided courtesy of ...

a SmartLink Card or a pay-per-ride MetroCard. PATH currently does not accept the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's OMNY cards. You can read more about the new PATH fares on the Port ...

Fares will increase on Jan. 12, marking the first fare adjustment since October 2014. The new fare will apply to SmartLink, Tapp, and MetroCard users. Discounts are available for SmartLink multi ...

An alternate is NJ Transit light rail from Hoboken terminal to either the Newport Mall stop or to Exchange Place. PATH ...

“We might, in retrospect, have chosen a different model,” MTA honcho Janno Lieber said at the time adding: “We’re going to ...

Remember last January when the MTA tested $700,000 gates that were easily opened by swiping a censor with your hand, no MetroCard needed ... but food prices, delivery fees and surcharges for ...

The MTA began a four-month shutdown of the A line south of JFK Airport this week. Officials say bridges and viaducts need ...

Students now get OMNY cards, and the MTA just started mailing cards to riders who qualify for reduced fares. The MetroCard was introduced to replace tokens exactly 30 years ago, on January 6, 1994, at ...

or a pay-per-ride MetroCard. However, PATH does not currently accept the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's OMNY cards. To learn more about the new PATH fares, click here.