NEW YORK (PIX11) — MetroCard readers are disappearing from subway turnstiles. A familiar sound of the city is beginning to fade. The quick, electronic beep at the subway turnstile signals the start of ...

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For years, the MetroCard has been a simple swipe into the city’s vast transit system. Now, as the card is phased out, it’s finding new life as a canvas for artists capturing the spirit of New York.

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The MetroCard remains the hottest ticket in town for thousands of people who work at JFK Airport. The MTA stopped selling the vinyl swipe cards at the start of the year, replacing them with its new ...

According to the MTA website, some of the changes coming include fare and toll increases for buses, subway, Metro-North and the Long Island Rail Road. Days after the MetroCard machine was shut down, ...

The MetroCard is getting a second swipe at love. The iconic fare payment method is being hawked to amorous superfans for up to thousands of dollars on online auction sites — giving them a new life as ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — For old time’s sake, please swipe again. Dec. 31 marks a milestone in New York City’s transit history. MetroCard sales will end in 2025, and riders cannot add any more money to ...