The cards debuted in 1993. Instead of swiping MetroCards at subway turnstiles or on buses, riders will exclusively use the authority’s new tap-and-go system, which was introduced in 2019 and ...

It marks a major milestone as the agency slowly transitions from 1990s technology to the "tap and go" system used by OMNY cards. The decision comes after the MTA determined enough riders are ...

The agency says it will be replaced with the “tap-and-go” system or OMNY cards. “After 32 years, it’s time to say goodbye to the MetroCard and go all in on the fare payment system of the ...

Now that the MTA announced the end of MetroCard sales, you might be wondering how to finally get an OMNY card—the MetroCard replacement that lets you quickly tap and go through the turnstile ...

OMNY's popular tap-and-go system has been around since 2019 and the service includes the ability to tap your phone to pay to purchase an OMNY tap card that passengers can buy and reload.

tap-and-go system—introduced across subway stations in 2019—is a far more efficient and modern way to pay. Passengers can purchase and reload an OMNY tap card or simply use their phone to tap ...