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The system launched as a limited public pilot on May 31 at 16 subway stations along the Lexington Avenue 456 line and on all Staten Island buses.
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The changes will reduce costs to riders, help to modernize and simplify the system, and allow for innovative new practices.
Read More →In addition to mobile ticketing, the new service allows students to use their existing ID card to tap and ride, powered by Justride.
Read More →PART plans to transition all passengers to TouchPass by the end of September 2019 and will stop selling magstripe paper passes on August 5.
Read More →Approximately 61% of the operating budget is dedicated to costs associated with labor and fringe benefits.
Read More →The award is given to a public transit agency demonstrating innovative concepts in the provision of public transportation services.
Read More →All Metrorail passes will now come with free Metrobus service, providing a better value and experience of customers.
Read More →With faster, more reliable service, PSTA projects ridership to increase to 5,000 rides a day.
Read More →Enables passengers to simply tap a contactless payment card, linked smartcard or mobile device to travel.
Read More →OMNY lets riders pay their fare and enter the subway or bus by tapping contactless cards, smartphones, and wearable devices.
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