NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — New Yorkers enrolled in the city’s Fair Fares program can use OMNY to tap-and-go on the city’s subways and trains, the MTA announced on Wednesday. The pilot program, which is ...
Mayor Adams opposes the MTA’s upcoming planned subway and bus fare hike. As mayor, he can do much more than sympathize with working New Yorkers struggling to make ends meet. By expanding the Fair ...
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‘Fare hikes not fair’: Riders at MTA hearing rally against fare hikes, rail against evasion
A procession of residents at hearings Wednesday said the MTA is on the wrong track with plans to increase fares, often calling for it to do more to collect from fare evaders. Bus and train riders and ...
The city's half-price subway and bus fare program, Fair Fares, sets an extremely low threshold for household income to qualify. The Regional Plan Association found it to be lower than all but five ...
The City Council and the Adams administration agreed to allocate $75 million in funding to Fair Fares, a program that subsidizes half-price transit tickets for New Yorkers living near the poverty line ...
It's been 50 days into Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration, and one major question this week is whether he will expand the city's Fair Fares program. The program provides half-priced transit fare ...
In the latest city budget, Mayor Adams and Council Speaker Adrienne Adams boosted funding for Fair Fares, providing half-price subway and bus fares to qualified persons, to $95 million. A larger pot ...
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