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.
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Oct 31, 2023, 11:40 AM
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53m 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.
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