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MTA proposes raising subway, bus fare to $2.90 by Labor Day

By Ben Brachfeld Posted on May 22, 2023
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The MTA on Monday proposed raising subway, bus, and paratransit fares to $2.90 by Labor Day — the first time the base fare would go up since it went to $2.75 in 2015.

The 15-cent fare hike, which is not finalized, will be subject to public hearings in June, with a schedule expected for that by the end of May. Following that, the MTA Board is expected to take a vote on a final set of increases in July, with the hope to implement them by the beginning of September.

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MTA proposes raising subway, bus fare to $2.90 by Labor Day

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