Reducing Barriers for Working-Class New Yorkers to Affordably Ride Public Transit

Mayor Adams, DSS Announce Fair Fares Transition to OMNY, Reducing Barriers for Working-Class New Yorkers to Affordably Ride Public Transit. Transition Will Help More Than 360,000 New Yorkers Enrolled in Fair Fares Access Their 50 Percent Discounted Rates With OMNY.

This automatic fare capping, ensures that no Fair Fares client will pay more than $17 per week to ride the subway and eligible buses when using their Fair Fares-issued OMNY card. City Will Begin Issuing Fair Fares OMNY Cards to All New Enrollees, Existing Clients May Request OMNY Card at Their Convenience.

Clients can add money to their Fair Fares OMNY card at one of the more than 470 OMNY vending machines, online through a registered OMNY account, or by calling OMNY customer service at 877-789-6669. Current enrollees may request an OMNY card via Access HRA otherwise, they will automatically receive one when they renew their program enrollment or request a replacement card.

The Fair Fares discount is available to New Yorkers between the ages of 18 and 64 years old, regardless of immigration status, whose income falls at or below 145 percent of the Federal Poverty Level. New Yorkers can visit the Fair Fares website to check if they are eligible for the program,
as well as apply online and begin saving 50 percent on subway and eligible bus fares or MTA Access-A-Ride paratransit trips.

More information
https://www.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/109-25/mayor-adams-dss-fair-fares-transition-omny-reducing-barriers-working-class-new

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