NYC Subway Fares Increase to $3.00 with New MTA Hikes
CBS New YorkJanuary 5, 20261 min5,166 views
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- π New MTA fare hikes went into effect over the weekend, increasing the cost of a single subway ride to $3.00.
- π This represents a significant increase from $2.50 in 2015, making it 60 times more expensive than a nickel a century ago.
Impact on Regular Riders
- πΈ For regular riders, the weekday roundtrip commute now costs approximately $260 more per year compared to a decade ago.
- π Monthly passes on the LIRR and Metro North Railroad have also increased by up to 4.5%, adding $7 to $21 to monthly costs.
- β οΈ Most other ticket prices have risen by 8%, with an additional $2 charge for purchasing tickets on board.
Policy and Ticket Changes
- β° One-way tickets must now be used by 4:00 a.m. the following day.
- π« Roundtrip tickets have been eliminated.
- π Day passes now offer unlimited rides until 4:00 a.m. the next day.
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