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MTA lays out fare hike timing; some proposed toll increases higher than expected: Sources
The good news is the MTA isn’t jacking up subway, bus or commuter rail fares this year, as was previously planned. The bad news: The increase will still take effect in January, and some tolls will be going up more than what many assumed would be a 4% increase,
Starting in January, MetroCards will no longer be sold, and unlimited passes will be retired, according to the agency.
Some NYC subway riders allege the MTA's OMNY system is charging for rides they didn't take, but the agency is pushing back on those claims.
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