MTA to hold hearings on increases in ticket prices and tolls
The changes would increase Metro-North monthly, weekly and one-way peak tickets more than 4%.
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Jun 20, 2023, 10:48 AM
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5ds agoYou can make your voice heard on the MTA's proposed fare hikes this week. The agency is hosting four virtual public hearings on Thursday, Friday and next Monday.
The changes would increase Metro-North monthly, weekly and one-way peak tickets more than 4%.
Toll prices could also see a 5.5% hike.
The MTA will vote on the changes next month.
If approved, they could take effect by Labor Day. To register for the hearings, click here.
