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All transfers with MetroCard or OMNY are free from bus to subway, local bus to local bus, and subway to local bus (only one transfer per fare paid unless otherwise stated below). For transfers from local bus or subway to express buses (except the BxM4C), a step-up charge of $4 is charged.
11 Ιουλ 2023 · From Tokens To Taps: The Evolution of Subway Fares. Let's take a closer look at the history of subway fares in NYC and the different ways riders have paid over the years, from the subway token to the MetroCard and OMNY.
In the history of the New York City subway, 1947 was the lowest year for fare adjusted to inflation, as users paid the equivalent of $0.53 in 2015 dollars (the fare was 5 cents, the same since the opening of the system in 1904). Then, in the 1950s and 1960s, the fare structure was around $1.25 2015 dollars (15 to 20 cents).
8 Νοε 2017 · Here's the history of the NYC MetroCard, which began as a revolutionary ticketing system in 1993 but will soon be replaced by a more modern and seamless way for rider's to pay their fares.
6 Ιαν 2022 · On January 6th, 1994, subway tokens began their long goodbye from the city's transit system upon the arrival of "something called a MetroCard," as WABC 7 anchor Diana Williams declared during...
9 Νοε 2017 · The coin-based ticket has a long history with the NYC subway. When the system first opened in 1904, it only cost five cents to get on a train–you just inserted a nickel to catch a ride. In 1948, the fare was raised to ten cents, so NYC’s Transit Authority re-outfitted the turnstiles to accept dimes.
25 Ιαν 2019 · When the New York City subway first began operating in 1904, a single ride cost 5 cents, and riders used a paper ticket to enter the system. Now, 115 years later, the fare has increased by...
