MTA Board puts off scheduled 4% rate hike for rest of year
The MTA Board decided Wednesday to put off a scheduled 4% rate hike for the rest of the year.
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Jul 21, 2021, 8:17 PM
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Updated 1,008 days ago
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Commuters will get to keep a little extra cash in their wallets.
The MTA Board decided Wednesday to put off a scheduled 4% rate hike for the rest of the year.
The transit agency that runs New York City's subway, buses, as well as Metro-North and the Long Island Rail Road, is still struggling to lure back riders.
Fares are likely to go up next year.
