New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has set an end date for its MetroCard. All sales of the card will end in December.
While we're sure some fans will cough up a few dollars to own a MetroCard which features their favorite artist, we doubt anyone will pay the price of a used car for one. Well, maybe Jordan Poole would. Just sayin'.
So, we all know internet challenges can be fun. Some of them are relatively harmless, such as the ice bucket challenge, which, by the way, raised millions for The ALS Association as the challenge was meant to raise awareness and support for the fight against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. But then there are internet challenges trending […]
Though people aren't lining up to purchase these Hip-Hop MetroCards like they did with the Biggie joint last year (that was damn near an impossible copp), we're sure those who do get one or two of these will still ultimately end up hopping the turnstile and becoming yet another fair evader in the subway transit system.
The MTA has approved the first fare hike in four years for New York City’s transit systems. The base fare of a subway and bus ride will go up 15 cents to $2.90.
Jordan Neely, the Black man who was killed on a New York City subway train, had his death ruled as a homicide as many demand justice.
After a year of all kinds of crimes taking place on the New York City subway system, the MTA is taking new steps to ensure the safety of its passengers and its workers.
On Tuesday (April 26) announced that they'd be creating a "blue ribbon" panel dubbed "Fareness" to look at how they can cut down on fare evasion which according to MTA Chairman Janno Lieber is responsible for a "$500 million shortfall."
According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, there is a significant rise in the number of graffiti murals appearing on the subway trains in New York City. One example according to their internal data shows a jump when comparing the number of incidents that took place in January of this year to the number that occurred in January 2021.
We're not sure if any of these subway cars will end up being auctioned off, but if they do don't be surprised if someone like Drake ends up constructing a private subway system in Toronto just to be able to call this beauty his own.
The new COVID-19 public health campaign is set to debut across the city on February 12th and will feature some of New York's most prominent voices including Jadakiss, Desus & Mero, Jerry Seinfeld and Robert DeNiro amongst many others.
Hip-Hop's most loathed troll rode an NYC subway train without a mask and filmed the trip for Instagram. Representatives from the MTA were not pleased when they viewed the footage. This is one of many instances of the troubled rapper's antics flaunting his freedom in the face of the ops.
