MTA votes for plan that could increase mass transit fares and tolls
The potential 4% increase would go into effect beginning in August.
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Dec 18, 2024, 5:37 PM
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The MTA is moving forward with a budget plan that could include fare and toll hikes. It would potentially impact Metro- North riders in Connecticut.
It's part of the MTA's budget for 2025.
Metro-North fares vary by type of ticket, distance traveled and time of the trip.
Officials with the MTA say details on what impact this new budget will have on specific tickets for Metro-North riders will be announced next year.
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