The Metropolitan Transportation Authority in New York has finished its long‑running auction to replace the aging MetroCard vending machines that serve commuters across the city’s subway and bus network. The sale, which began in 2019, aimed to modernize fare collection and streamline operations, with bidders competing for the contract to design, install, and maintain the new machines. The winning proposal will see the first wave of upgraded kiosks rolled out over the next few months, offering faster transactions and improved accessibility for riders. The MTA’s move reflects a broader push to upgrade transit infrastructure and enhance the overall customer experience.
New York's MTA wraps up MetroCard vending machine auction Vending Times
