But don’t kiss your MetroCard goodbye quite yet
Starting next year, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will begin installing electronic fare readers at hundreds of subway stations and bus stops across New York City, kicking off a laborious, multi-year effort to replace the iconic MetroCard with a more modern, high-tech way to use mass transit.
The MTA is budgeting at least seven years for the contract, which probably means we’ll still have those yellow-and-blue cards bouncing around in our wallets and purses for quite some time. The MTA says it won’t start phasing out the MetroCard until 2023 — 30 years after it first replaced tokens for subways and buses.
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