MTA introduces new OMNY vending machines
For those without the tap and go option on their phone or credit cards, cards can now be purchased for a dollar.
•
Oct 31, 2023, 11:40 AM
•
Updated 422 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:13
Most Americans staying home for New Year’s celebrations due to high costs
37m ago0:18
Bill Murray makes surprise visit to Rockland Music Center on Christmas Eve
54m ago0:19
Kwanzaa celebrations begin: Hudson Valley celebrates African heritage, culture, and unity
56m ago0:33
Cold Spring secures $2.5 million for upper dam repairs
58m ago0:35
Two teenagers killed in Christmas Day crash on Route 52 in Liberty
1h ago0:22
Power restored in Kent after car crash knocks out electricity
1h ago1:13
Most Americans staying home for New Year’s celebrations due to high costs
37m ago0:18
Bill Murray makes surprise visit to Rockland Music Center on Christmas Eve
54m ago0:19
Kwanzaa celebrations begin: Hudson Valley celebrates African heritage, culture, and unity
56m ago0:33
Cold Spring secures $2.5 million for upper dam repairs
58m ago0:35
Two teenagers killed in Christmas Day crash on Route 52 in Liberty
1h ago0:22
Power restored in Kent after car crash knocks out electricity
1h agoThe Metropolitan Transportation Authority has launched its latest One Metro New York (OMNY) vending machine.
For those without the tap and go option on their phone or credit cards, cards can now be purchased for a dollar.
The agency will be conducting a 30-day pilot test at six stations.
New York City Transit's president expressed hope for the success of the pilot, with plans to incorporate more machines in the future.
More from News 12
0:35
Two teenagers killed in Christmas Day crash on Route 52 in Liberty
1:10
Mother Nature keeps road crews busy with snow on Christmas Eve
1:31
Heavy travel day starts with brief grounding of all American Airlines flights
0:16
Truck crashes through guardrail on I-87 in Ardsley
1:44
Winter weather brings hazardous road conditions to the Hudson Valley
1:57
