MTA announces that iconic MetroCards will be replaced by OMNY by end of ‘25: ‘You served us well’
MetroCards have reigned supreme in the Big Apple since its introduction in 1993. The OMNY of its time, the originally blue ...
OMNY Health Digs Up 4 Billion Unstructured Clinical Notes—Makes Them Usable
Billions of clinical insights—once buried in an unusable format—may now be used to train large language models and inform clinical research studies.
MTA's plan to wind down MetroCard by end of 2025 may affect Nassau County bus riders
Nassau bus riders rely on the 30-year-old fare card to get free transfers to and from New York City buses and subways, says ...
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OMNY adds 4B unstructured notes to data platform
Editor's note: A previous version of this article mistakenly said that OMNY added 4 billion encounters. Data transformation company OMNY Health has added 4 billion unstructured notes to its data ...
New York Subway Ditches MetroCard After 32 Years for Tap-And-Go
New York City subway riders will no longer need physical MetroCards by the end of this year, ending decades of use for the ...
MTA is replacing MetroCards with tap-and-go payments. Here’s what CT riders need to know.
By Dec. 31, 2025, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will end the sale and distribution of MetroCards. Here's what it ...
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Here’s how to get an OMNY card in NYC for the subway, trains, buses and public transport in the city
Now that the MTA announced the end of MetroCard sales, you might be wondering how to finally get an OMNY card—the MetroCard replacement that lets you quickly tap and go through the turnstile ...
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NYC eyes upgrades to student OMNY cards: Here’s a look at what could change
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City public school students who use public transportation to commute to and from school could see changes to their OMNY card, according to city education officials.
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The switch to OMNY cards and what you need to know about the "Reduced Fare Program"
In an effort to make navigating public transit easier and quicker, the MTA is pushing for a switch to OMNY. To make some New Yorker's commute cheaper, they are continuing the "Reduced Fare Program".
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Thursday’s Headlines: Bye Bye, MetroCard Edition
There are no monthly or weekly OMNY fares — instead riders who take 12 trips in a single week get the rest of their rides for free, a system that avoids the $40 million of unused MetroCard fares ...