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Want a 1,000-pound hunk of junk? MTA auctioning off MetroCard machine — with a $1,500 starting bid
Like the legendary Pizza Rat, dancing performers seeking spare change and pesky turnstile fare-jumpers stealing free rides, ...
The first of the machines available to bid on were introduced in 1999, according to the MTA ...
MTA to sell remaining machines – which weigh up to 1,050lbs – as it transitions to contactless fare system ...
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 ...
One of a limited number of the iconic machines—all 1,050 pounds of it—could be yours. The last of New York City Transit’s ...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — With the Metropolitan Transportation Authority transitioning to the OMNY tap-and-ride system, all MetroCard vending machines have been removed from Staten Island. The MTA will ...
Residents say MetroCard machines at one Bronx subway station are making their commute a challenge. Riders say the machines at the 196th Street entrance to the Kingsbridge Road Station are not taking ...
Riders at the Pelham Bay Park subway station use the last MetroCard machine at the station before the MetroCards are no longer sold after December 31st. Man's dishwasher discovery prompts thousands to ...
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