MTA officials unveiled OMNY vending machines at six subway stations Monday, marking the latest step in the agency’s delayed push to phase out MetroCards as the fare payment system for subways ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority switched on its first OMNY card vending machines on Monday, making it easier for New Yorkers who pay their fare with cash or don’t have tap-compatibl… ...

The MTA promised to begin a widespread roll-out this summer of more convenient OMNY card-refill machines — but not a single device has been installed yet, the agency quietly disclosed Monday.

More than a month overdue, OMNY card vending machines have been quietly showing up in subway stations city wide. The MTA had no guidance, however, on when they would start to work.

A display version of New York City’s long-awaited OMNY vending machine is now standing at the MTA headquarters. Say good-bye to the old MetroCard machines while you can.

NYC commuters can purchase OMNY cards at dozens of subway stations throughout the city, as the MTA move to phase out MetroCards and introduce the new payment system continues. Commuters can now ...

The machines allow commuters to use cash, credit and debit cards to purchase an OMNY card in order to utilize the contactless fare payment method across the city’s mass transit system.

OMNY vending machines will be installed by the MTA at every subway station in New York City—yes, all 472 of them—starting at the following stations as of October 30, 2023: ...

A survey of transit riders found that a majority have had issues with New York’s new tap-and-go system, months before its ...

OMNY vending machines are coming to a subway station near you — but MetroCards won’t disappear anytime soon, MTA officials said Monday. The new machines will be installed at all 472 subway ...