Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Memorabilia collectors can put the city's junk in their trunks. Now, those clunky contraptions, some weighing over 1,000 pounds, ...

The last of New York City Transit’s MetroCard machines are being auctioned off to the highest bidders. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority stopped selling and refilling MetroCards at the end ...

Those interested in the pieces of transit history can submit bids from Aug. 5 through Aug. 19 The machines, first installed in 1999, are no longer necessary since MetroCards were discontinued in 2025 ...

The first of the machines available to bid on were introduced in 1999, according to the MTA New York City’s MTA is auctioning off decommissioned MetroCard vending machines Those interested in the ...

As the MTA makes its transition to the OMNY cards, the last MetroCard machine at the Pelham Bay Park subway station has riders feeling nostalgic about saying goodbye to the fare card. "I'm having a ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is auctioning off a limited quantity of MetroCard machines, offering transit fans a way to hold on to one of New York City’s most recognizable fixtures as it ...

The MTA may have retired the MetroCard last year, but some of the machines that sold the vinyl fare cards are getting a second life.

When we first saw the Post cover story about three clever thieves who figured out how to get a MetroCard machine to give out free tickets, we thought it was a little hysterical. How much money could ...

Riders at the Pelham Bay Park subway station use the last MetroCard machine at the station before the MetroCards are no longer sold after December 31st. Woman wonders why tattoo hurt so much, scan ...