OMNY, Fair Fares
New York Expands Fair Fares Program, Moves to OMNY for Easier Transit Access
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said the initiative should relieve New Yorkers of financial stress. Low-income New Yorkers between the ages of 18 and 64, regardless of immigration status, will now have easier access to half-priced public transit as the city transitions its Fair Fares program to OMNY.
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