How to Buy & Use a New York MetroCard (step by step) for the NYC subway, bus, airtrain, etc

[@UrbanCaffeine]

UPDATE: How to pay using the OMNY readers (not the MetroCard): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWPCknh-htGDibM How to ride the SUBWAY: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5evZpiqibeNsLc How to ride the BUSES: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foKUiJaIgNuVhpo Also, I have been told that the NICE bus also accepts unlimited rides. Additionally: If you are traveling with kids, they are free if they are under 44". They are allowed to duck under the turnstile.

[@whereistumble]

maybe a silly question but how do u swipe card 4 times for a family of four?

[@UrbanCaffeine]

@@whereistumble You swipe once then let one person through the turnstile. Then swipe again, let another person through the turnstile. Etc.

[@whereistumble]

@@UrbanCaffeine thank u so much

[@whereistumble]

@New York What?🤔

[@GaryReyes777]

HI, are there plans to stop selling the Metrocard soon? I'll be visiting in Aug/Sept. Thank you for your time.

[@orimaster6564]

I recently went to New York for a day and made use of the subway. Your videos on the subway helped me so much to the point that my group thought I was secretly a New Yorker myself. Thank you so much for the great content you're making.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Lol, that's so great to hear! I won't tell that you're not from New York 😉🤐

[@mang0.0]

Why are these videos so informative yet so entertaining

[@debraallison2765]

You know, I never would have thought going from A to B could be so complicated, I was born and raised in Manhattan I left in 93, and at that time all you needed was a token. Thanks for this video it's interesting to see how things have changed.

[@tommyevans6659]

I'm going to NYC for the first time in years. I was kinda intimated about the subway system since it's changed. Your video were very helpful THANK YOU! 😊

[@robertfader2032]

Hi Thea. Thank you so much for your informative videos. My daughter is starting school at NYU in the fall and is a little apprehensive about using the subways and living in NYC in general. We actually live in the suburbs and come into NYC pretty often but it's not the same as living there on your own for the first time. I've forwarded your videos to her and I'm sure they will make her feel much more comfortable and confident. Keep up the great work!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks for watching and sharing! I'm so excited for your daughter! Being a student in NYC has SO MANY perks (mainly all the discounts 😂) and student life at NYU is very fostering. She's gonna have a blast!

[@danpowers3775]

the NYCT/MTA buses are great as well. Note, there's local buses/local routes (which are comprised of local-stop/*LIMITED*-stop routes & Select-Bus-Service "SBS" routes), they cost the same as the subway ($2.75 for single rides, or if you have an unlimited pass/ride metrocard; 7-day for $33 & 30-day for $127). The other type of NYCT/MTA bus is called an "express bus"; these are meant for commuters who travel long-distance that live in the outer portions of NYC, that aren't near the subway & have to rely on buses. The fare on express buses costs $4 extra compared to the local bus & subway; $6.75 for express buses (or if you have a 7-day express bus pass for $62). This unlimited pass you can also use for local buses & subway, but is mainly for those who use the express bus often. 2 things for sure about transfers 👇: #1: As long as each each person has a metrocard & completes the transfer thats encoded into their metrocard (subway to local bus, local bus to subway, or local bus to bus; route numbers being different), transfers are FREE of charge because the base fare of what you're transferring to costs the same or less than what you started with. #2: transfers aren't free if you're going from local bus or subway (which is $2.75), to an express bus (which is $6.75); assuming each person has a metrocard, each transfer onto the express bus would then be $4 because the base fare of what you're transferring to costs more than what you started with. Im not sure though if you can do FREE transfers between express buses (same thing between local buses), Im assuming YES cause once you've 1st paid the $6.75 on the express (say the BM3/BM4 from Brooklyn to Manhattan), then you should a get a free transfer on the 2nd express bus (QM2), cause the base fare of what you're transferring to costs the same or less than what you started with.

[@zoraidaolmo6194]

Saw this video before I went to New York for the day and it helped tremendously. My sister was surprised as to how quick we got our Metro Cards and how familiar I was with the subway system. We started our day in Manhattan and then went to Queens and returned to Penn Station for our return trip home to Philadelphia via NJ Transit. Thank you so much!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Sounds like a great trip! Thanks for watching.

[@Orangino4u]

For europeans visiting NYC: every single time that you use your european Visa card, the bank will charge you an extra fee ( mostly around 2,50 euro) so when you use the OMNY readers the amount you pay for your single metro ride will be: 2,75 dollar metro fair + 2,50 euro Visa fee = around 5,25 euro for a single ride. I'm strongly recommending that european visitors use the old fashionned yellow Metrocard. Buy a yellow Metrocard and put 25 dollars on it. Pay cash or with Visa/Master card. That way you only pay one Visa/Mastercard fee for various metro rides. By the way, buying a yellow metrocard is a good way to get rid of all the coins that you start to collect during your stay in NYC.

[@kikimarie8849]

I'm planning a family trip to NY for the summer and none of us has ever gone to NY so I was anxious when it came to learning about the Subway System, but your videos have been a life saver. Everything is clear and I love how you explain even the smallest of details that others might dismiss but are still equally important. I'll definitely be checking out more of your videos for this trip. Thank you so much !!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks for watching! I hope your trip goes well and you get to enjoy the city. 😊

[@__PJ__]

Google Maps does the job, no need to study maps....

[@TB-rw7gh]

I just moved to NY for college from North Carolina. Ive never used a train system or even been into the city. This video is literally a lifesaver for my anxiety tysm

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Welcome to New York! 😊

[@annafiteborrut]

Thanks for such a clear video!😊

[@vincejm]

Very nice and well put together video. Invaluable for visitors to NYC.

[@mimimi9326]

i’ve watched many videos about NY subway and my question was how to use it. None of the video answered my question except this one and the previous video. SO SO SO HELPFUL for a first time visitor like me. I passed every videos but stopped at her video bcuz i can sense that she’s very informative

[@UrbanCaffeine]

That's so great to hear! Good luck on your trip and thank you for watching 😊

[@AdvikUnlimited]

Simply amazing, I was searching videos for the same purpose but after watching your video, I don’t feel that anyone need to search other videos.. Thanks ❤

[@lukecapone7227]

If only you knew how amazing a British man thinks this video is today whilst trying to work how to get to the Brooklyn Centre!!!! Thank you

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Glad I could help! 🙌

[@johnsmith2726]

Good stuff! You should do one on LIRR and Metro North. Tourists will use the subway but the LIRR and Metro North is a great way to see and visit other areas! Renting a car in NYC and driving can truly stress anyone’s vacation and a lot of folks don’t know the value and convenience of our Commuter Rail!

[@EscapingtheEmptyNest]

Very nicely done! Your videos are the most complete, most informative out there. Can't wait to be there in August, hopefully it's cooler there than it will be in Texas where we are from.

[@ChoccyPhilly]

Fantastically useful video. Thank you!

[@OliverHunckel]

Hi Thea. Best video on NYC subway with explanations on how to purchase metro cards and to use; GREAT!

[@jooleepadoolie]

Thank you for the clear, precise info. One of the most stressful things about visiting a new city is figuring out the transit system.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Glad it was helpful! Yes, public transportation is a huge hurdle. Even with systems that are more organized NYC's.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@UrbanCaffeine I was looking at the Tokyo subway map a couple weeks ago. Man, that seems like it’s be insane to navigate!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 At least you can count on them being on time 😅

[@ab80016840]

OMG the user interface simulation part is amazingly useful and should be listed as a must-watch video on NYC official website!!!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks! I tried just capturing a video the screen but it wasn't working out that's why I recreated it. Thanks for watching!

[@NANICU]

Imagine telling the German tourist "Nein! Nein! Nein! Nein! Nein!" when he's trying to key in the zip code. More colorful German language ensues🤣. Visiting New York in January 2022 and honestly, that tip is a life saver because I would never have figured it out myself.

[@PaulKimiti-ub9qc]

Great video. Today was my first to use a bus and I thought I could pay with my credit card only to learn payments are done using metrocards. Thanks for the video, quite educative

[@livluvification]

thank you for this!! i hate looking lost and vulnerable, so these videos you’re creating are so helpful. i’ll feel safer knowing this information next time i visit!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks! Locals are always happy to help out too.

[@__PJ__]

Use Google maps.....

[@carlosaarango]

This is the best video i have ever seen for important imformation to know when you are at New York

[@richardritz8358]

Another great video, I agree with you on the 7 day card, I'm always there 4 nights, and 5 days, and just get the 7 day card, as it's the best value, when i checkout of the hotel I give the card to one of the staff to use for the last 2 days

[@UrbanCaffeine]

That's so nice! That's a great idea to pass on your card.

[@davidthaler7018]

Certainly a nice gesture, but the cards themselves are good for 12-18 months. If you anticipate returning within that time, consider keeping the card so you can add funds and/or another 7-day pass when you get to NY-no need to buy another card.

[@garrygreen3210]

Outstanding, thanks for the clear explanation. I’m visiting November 2023, so any updates are appreciated!

[@Mario-vc1gn]

Thank you so much for your help. I was bugging out about how to use the whole subway system and you explained it well. I'm currently no longer too worried

[@connoranastasio]

Awesome video! The editing is amazing. One thing that I haven’t seen you or most other videos mention is that when your mta card is expiring, you can talk to an attendant and swap it out for a newer one for free with your remaining balance transferred over.

[@gabriellasalud2827]

My first day in NYC and getting a metro card was a breeze thanks to you 🥰 !!!

[@davidthaler7018]

Quick clarification: The $7.75 fee for AirTrain JFK (3:56) only applies if you use AirTrain JFK to connect to the subway at either the Jamaica or Howard Beach stations. Using AirTrain JFK to travel between terminals is free. The $7.75 doesn’t include the $2.75 subway fare.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Correct. Only at Jamaica and Howard beach you have to pay $7.75 to exit or enter the station (of the AirTrain). Then to enter the subway, you need to pay $2.75. I have a video that covers the JFK AirTrain → kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXrFZqZ3nLOeppo

[@jhewitthunt]

Excellent video to compliment the amazing video to describe the various bus types you also did. Brilliantly explained. Top job!

[@redamouatik4902]

Thank you really for being so clear explaining all the MetroCard process. Keep going !

[@michaelcrowther5924]

Excellent vidéo, thanks. There seems to have been a systemic problem (part 4) in Oct 2022 and machines were not accepting 99999 as a zip code.

[@morganafada2332]

You are the best. The most complete. Thank you

[@jennyhunt]

Your channel is really helpful. I appreciate your organization. Thank you! :)

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you for watching!

[@danpowers3775]

um Urbane Caffine, 1 slight upgrade to your transfer tip: Yesterday, I had swiped twice with the same metrocard into the Kings Highway station (Brighton line) in Brooklyn; FYI, I was with someone. I then got off the B train @ Church Av, then transferred to the B35 bus, I only had to dip my metrocard once into the farebox on the bus & I got 2 FREE transfers 👍👍👍.

[@ryleewoodall8602]

This was a perfect video! I am moving to NYC in 2 weeks, and I needed a bit of a refresher course. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to checking out your other videos. Thank you!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Welcome to New York! Sounds exciting. Good luck and thank you for watching.

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Thank you so much I'm about to use this info right now.

[@leedee4968]

How do Thea 😉 I must have died and gone to heaven when I watch your videos because I have not seen one commercial ... and that's a great reason for me to try to watch all of them

[@stevenjutras2701]

Helpful... but you should do a condensed one where you only talk about how to buy a card and reload it, but this did help me I sat in front of a machine and bought my first metrocard with this video! 💯👍🏼💯

[@richt.4900]

Thanks so much for your usual ‘Gold standard’ videos. The information that you explain is a godsend to any visitor or New Yorker. I’ll certainly be using it should I finally be able to get over in 2022, from this side of the pond here in England (Brexitland 🇪🇺🤭). I have no idea whether you’ve even considered becoming a travel guide but, you’d be the ‘go to’ if you can come anywhere close to replicating your normal level of excellence. 🤗🥰🤗

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Such nice words. Thank you! I hear you on the traveling. I wanted to go to Wimbledon last year for the tennis open. But that certainly didn't happen. Good luck! I hope you finally get to travel soon.

[@mylittlekittens]

I'm going home from work now and MetroCard are erased. One was brand new with $32.00, and another had small change that I tried to add. That card said Expired 1/1/90 (33 years ago) but it really expires August 2023. It would not permit me to add. Should I put aluminum foil around the cards in the future?

[@rottweilerexpress]

I am currently here in Brooklyn, and this video helped a LOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTT!!! You are such an angel for doing this very informative video.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

That's awesome! It's always great to hear someone finding the videos useful. 😊 I hope you enjoyed your time!

[@duanelee2023]

Enjoyed this video and intro to MTA. Will be coming to NY for first time next week.

[@tarzanmike7836]

Really appreciated your efforts providing such an information resource. It’s been a few years since my last NYC visit and this video helps me brush up on my subway skills.

[@stanleywong614]

We found this very help on our recent visit to NYC. However, you cannot purchase multiple Metrocards with the same credit card within a certain time limit, hence we had to use a different credit card to purchase our second Metrocard.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hi there. I'm sorry to hear that. Good thing you were able to figure it out. Someone mentioned there was a cap to how many MetroCards you can buy with one credit card. But I didn't think you could only buy one. Maybe this is new. 🤔

[@Summer201057]

Video was very informative. How can one transfer a balance from a metrocard that is about to expire to a new metrocard. Thank you.

[@georgepolasky9809]

Thea, you are beyond amazing and wonderful!!! Thank you for all of your great videos.

[@ibrahimdayub3276]

The amount of work to redesign that interface 🤯🤯🤯

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Probably one reason why they are getting rid of the MeteoCard

[@emmamehl20]

Thank you so much for this video!!! I went to NYC yesterday and this was a great help!

[@morgana1515]

Thanks so much for the informations! I will travel to NYC at August 2022 and I’m so anxious

[@UrbanCaffeine]

You're welcome! New York can be intimidating but it's not actually all that bad. Most locals are pretty helpful. Have a good trip!

[@PWLdn.]

Is there an updated video for 2023? Is metro card still available?

[@OwenVentures]

I just need to say.... you are a TOTAL LIFESAVER!! I'd give you a hug if I could!! ❤ 😆 This helped out so much and answered my question about riding as a family of 6!

[@SmileCentral]

Another EXCELLENT VIDEO! WOWOW! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 THANK YOU!!!!

[@andy5272]

Incredible good and well structured Videos, I am impressed

[@douggray169]

thanks so much for the zip code option for non-us travellers

[@UrbanCaffeine]

You bet!

[@gustiayumuryantari6852]

Thank you for the video! It’s really helpful!

[@Bibytoonne]

I am travelling to ny soon and it is my first time! I loved your channel! Thank you for all the information delivered in such an easy way!

[@blacar3270]

Hi Thea, Great video. Thanks for the in depth tutorial on purchasing a metro card. I wasn't sure if one card could be used for multiple people and was confused by the "dip" sign 🤣

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks! Ikr. The world over, no one ever uses that term. Also, you might want to check out the new OMNY reader for paying for the subway. I made a video on it recently. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWPCknh-htGDibM

[@blacar3270]

@@UrbanCaffeine I was in NY (midtown Manhattan) last week. I took your advice and purchased 3 unlimited metro cards. We traveled to Staten Island, Canal St, Roosevelt Island, Times Square, the Apollo and too many other places to name, by train, bus and tram. I was most confused by the lack of grocery stores (Publix, Winn Dixie) and why Walgreens was called Duane reade in NY🤔 We passed it 30 times thinking it was a men's boutique or something😭. A cool video on shopping (grocery, drug store etc) in NYC when you're from the south (Florida in my case) would be great! The metro cards, however, were certainly the right way to go. I can't wait to visit again. Keep the useful tips coming.

[@magellan379]

Thanks i'm french and i hope to come for the 1st time in NY for september . I think reserved an hotel in the queens and i need a metrocard . So thank you ! (sorry for my english) .

[@yogithashetty2587]

Very clearly explained. Thankyou so much .

[@svddwd]

Very Useful Info. Thanks !

[@ViGeeMan]

Thank you so much for this video it helped a ton for getting a metro card

[@zammo25]

Great video, thanks. Especially like the 99999 tip....deffo will have saved someone experiencing how colorful the English language can be coming out of a frustrated British guy when we visit soon lol.

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Glad you find this useful! Thanks for watching. 😊

[@rafaelmarranita6278]

Thank you very much for the Video. Very helpful. Just one question: in 11:45 you said that you can use the same card for up to 4 people, but isn’t there an 18-minute time limit???

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hi there. The 18-mins is for unlimited value. If you are paying per ride, you can use the same card up to 4 times in one go (for 4 people).

[@rafaelmarranita6278]

@@UrbanCaffeine Thank You! :) Keep up the excellence work.

[@maheshsamtani8692]

Hi Thea. Thanks for your work which is surely helping us plan our trip to NY. I have a question - for getting from JFK to Manhattan by public transport I understand that apart from getting a 7 day unlimited pass, I will have to add cash value of 7.75 to my metrocard, for the train that gets me to Jamaica station from JFK. Do you have a video on this procedure ? Thanks and greetings from Spain.

[@fakerating]

WARNING, some incomplete info here. If you buy a METROCARD from the Port Authority (AirTrain Metrocard bought at an airport), it is NOT the same as a METROCARD bought at a Subway station. The Port Authority AirTrain Metrocard can't be loaded the same way, and won't work on buses. If you load a bunch of money on to a Port Authority AirTrain card, you may find you loaded too much, and can't use it, and can't get any refund. So best to buy one at an airport, just for ONE WAY transportation into the City, then buy a NEW regular Metrocard at a Subway station.

[@SALSEROCAM]

HI. When I pay for the airtrain exit, on the machine's display it says REGULAR METRO. If I make a new transaction, I could purchase a weekly pass from the same terminal, without queuing elsewhere. Right?

[@SirKenchalot]

1:52 the 5 boroughs of Manhattan?

[@UrbanCaffeine]

This video is over a year old and it's only now someone caught that.

[@SirKenchalot]

@@UrbanCaffeine Hey beautiful, sorry to burst your bubble on that one but we take pride in our city of Manhattan! At least you named the important one. Send me your scripts and I'll proof-read for you.

[@valeriarios99]

We are planning our first visit to NY on Dec, I’ve seeing a lot of videos but yours are very very useful, thanks a lot! Regards from Costa Rica 🇨🇷

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you! Good luck on your planning. I'm glad I could help!

[@namratasethi5420]

Cannot thank you enough! Your videos have helped me immensely. God bless!

[@Hopeandgrace2]

Thanks for your video. I would like to know if 2 people can use the same múltiple ride metro card and how exactly that can be done. I've never been there and don't know how turnstiles and foors work after swiping it.THANKS

[@theshmend]

Thank you for this. Very well done and very informative!

[@danpowers3775]

With singles rides, the only time where transfers aren't free, is when transferring from local bus or subway (which is $2.75), to an express bus (which is $6.75), assuming each person has a metrocard, each transfer onto the express bus would then be $4. Also, if each person has a metrocard with value on it & uses it onboard a local bus or in the subway, it'll take $2.75 off each card. But If before they make the transfer & they immediately then refill each metrocard with a 7-day or 30-day pass, the unlimited pass on the very next swipe will take effect. The value (i.e. $2.75) doesn't go away, it'll stay there & when the unlimited pass runs out, whatever remaining value is left on each metrocard, is then available to use.

[@krisinpa4751]

These are great. Thanks so much for making them.

[@williamrodenbough5518]

Thanks for making this video

[@ampangviewer]

Thanks Thea. Great job as usual.

[@travelwithus750]

Well know I know how to use the metro card now if I can figure out how to get from 350 west 40th street to the 911 museum I’ll be set. Thanks for the video.

[@Hillbillytam]

very helpful, thanks for taking the time to do this video

[@tripswithgreg5189]

You are the VERY BEST. Thanks for sharing so many tips and tricks!!

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thank you! It's great to hear how helpful these videos are. 😊

[@tammypearson4500]

Grateful for finding your channel. Taking a NYC trip next week. After watching some of your videos, I have now subscribed and will spend my evening packing and learning from you. 🥰 Thank you 😊

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Awesome! Thank you! I hope you have a great trip. 😊

[@tammypearson4500]

@@UrbanCaffeine Thank you so much ❤️

[@carolinaurena7338]

This should have more views

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@annarebecatorresrostirola6973]

Hi, thank you so much for all the information! I would like to know… if I buy one Regular MetroCard I can use it with my husband and if we use the metro and than the bus in like 30 minutes we will have to pay $2,75 four times?

[@leandrosustenido]

what an awsome video. thanks

[@cris8579]

Hi there! A-MA-ZING video! So helpful! Many thanks!!! I just have one question left... Since I will arrive at JFK and we want to buy the Air Train + the unlimited ride (one week). How do I do? Can I do it all at one or should I first buy the unlimited ride (one week) and then add the US$ 7,75?

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hello! You can buy the unlimited first, then load the card with $8 for the AirTrain. (The price went up.)

[@cris8579]

@@UrbanCaffeine Thank you so much!!!

[@vieruricio]

Hi there. Well done. I was wondering, can we use one 7 day unlimited for 2 - 4 people as well? Thank you

[@vorangzadonsky575]

Great video. One thing is still keeping uncertainty alive (sadly). At about 13:30 one question remains when I choose reloading the MTA-card: if my MTA card (the physical one) has expired. What happens when I insert it. Will I be able to be offered a new card by the machine and "get around" not having to pay that $1 for the card by this option? Please let me know as it is my one remaining question that I'm still unsure about. :)

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hi there. Here's a video on that topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4K1epWtgJioba8

[@vorangzadonsky575]

Thanks for your reply! Sadly it's general information that I already knew about and doesn't really answer my question. Mine is expired by more than 2 years. I don't believe it has any value in it. What I would like to know is if the machine gets me a new one? This to get around paying the 1 dollar fee.

[@Carlos-hb6dj]

Do the machines give you an invoice of your purchase ? Thanks

[@mamabijou4221]

im goin to visit in may 2023, did the payment system change as you mentioned in the beginning of the video?

[@mattjw16]

If I get a regular pay-per-ride MetroCard at the subway, can I use the same card at the JFK AirTrain and vice-versa?

[@travelwithdb]

Outstanding video. Can't imagine the effort you had to put to recreate the UI. Thank You.. :D

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Many thanks! It's my pleasure to keep the content informative.

[@tomastobar1004]

hi Thea, love your video, im traveling in a couple of weeks with my wife and i want to know if i could pay a 7 day pass with just 1 card for the both 2 of us. cheers for argentina

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Hello! Did you mean with one credit/debit card? Yes, you can do that. You will have to make two separate transactions to buy two MetroCards. Some banks will limit two transactions per day to prevent fraud, but since you are just making two transactions then it shouldn't be a problem.

[@lautrufend]

Super useful, thanks for this great video! Now I feel much more confident visiting NYC!

[@jotgolf69]

Awesome videos! Just one question. I only have to buy one card for my family of 4? We are going to NY Aug 22. Thank you 🙏

[@s.stewart8113]

It is best to get a card for each person, esp if you'll be using the subway. The reload time for you to swipe again might work to your disadvantage.

[@Luno_and_Lamont]

I had a good chuckle at the spelling error 10:15 😄

[@woodlands879]

Your video is informative and you explain clearly. Thank you. Very helpful

[@winchesterpat]

We have one day in NY docking in Bayonne Port what will the most direct /stress free way of getting from the port to the centre of NY. Out early am and return late pm. Also not from the US so not familiar with transport system. Thanks

[@marieluz]

Super useful video for tourists 😄

[@UrbanCaffeine]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching 😊

[@Belkissa]

Best guide so far! you made our life easier! thank you

[@elliekim6666]

NYC also offers discounts on fares based on income as well.