New York City's subway system is poised to complete its transition away from the yellow MetroCard, beginning in 2026, ...

Students, seniors and low-income New Yorkers will soon get a free or discounted OMNY card instead of a MetroCard, as the MTA seeks to speed up the long-delayed rollout of the tap-and-go payment system ...

Beginning in 2026, New York City subways will move away from MetroCards to OMNY cards or payments with physical and digital debit and credit cards.

If you’re using your bank card to tap into the New York City transit system, you may notice that taps are counted differently ...

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Nearly five years after the MTA began rolling out OMNY, its contactless payment system, a new survey reveals many New Yorkers are still facing frustrations with the technology. According to the ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — As the MTA is transitioning from the use of MetroCards to OMNY tap-and-go, commuters have expressed a flurry of complaints with operating the new system. To take note of commuters’ ...

As the iconic MetroCard approaches its retirement, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is making a significant shift towards its new payment system, OMNY ...

The MTA's OMNY fare payment system won't arrive at the LIRR for another two years, and won't look all that different from the railroad's existing electronic ticketing system, officials said Monday.