The first OMNY card vending machines are now available at several subway stations in New York City, giving riders to option to buy and refill the tappable cards. Cash, credit cards, debit cards and ...

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An OMNY card isn’t necessary to ride the New York City subway if you have a credit or debit card with a chip, or a digital wallet in your smartphone. However, a physical OMNY card is also available ...

When contacted about the approaching demise of the hulking stainless-steel object found in every New York City subway station since 1999, Paola Antonelli, the Museum of Modern Art’s senior curator for ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) recently announced the activation of the first OMNY card vending machines in some of the city’s subway stations. “Tap-and-go is ...

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-compatible debit ...

Straphangers can now buy OMNY cards in any of six subway stations after the first 10 vending machines were turned on Monday. As previously reported, the machines, which allow subway and bus riders to ...

As the MTA makes its transition to the OMNY cards, the last MetroCard machine at the Pelham Bay Park subway station has riders feeling nostalgic about saying goodbye to the fare card. "I'm having a ...