Why does my MetroCard say just used?

A user of an unlimited MetroCard informed that her card was “Just Used” will have to decide between trying to enter again after waiting 18 minutes, the minimum time permitted by the MTA between card uses, or spending more money to buy another card.

Can someone else use my MetroCard?

Unlimited Ride MetroCard Cannot be used by or transferred to another person until the completion of a trip for which entry was obtained. The acceptance or solicitation of compensation for use of an Unlimited Ride MetroCard by other than authorized agents of MTA New York City Transit is prohibited.

How do I dispute a MTA charge?

If you believe that you were incorrectly charged by an OMNY reader, you can dispute a charge in a couple of ways:

1. If you have an OMNY Account, log in and find the charge you think is incorrect.
2. You can also speak with an OMNY customer service representative by calling 511.

Can you check MTA metrocard balance online?

Currently, the New York City Metrocard does not offer an online method for checking your card balance. If you need to access your balance, you’ll need to do so while at the subway station or using the bus. You can find these apps by searching “Metrocard balance tracker” in your phone’s app store.

How can I get a free MetroCard in NYC?

Submit your application online and then download the ACCESS HRA mobile app to add required documents. You should get a Fair Fares NYC MetroCard in the mail within three weeks of approval of your application.

How does swipe forward work?

“Once a student has come forward or has been referred,” to the Swipe It Forward program, they can “come into our ID office, get their finger scanned and we’ll just put meals on their account and they will go through a turnstile like everyone else,” May said.

How do you swipe a MetroCard in NYC?

Using a MetroCard Hold the card so the black magnetic strip is facing you and on the bottom of the card. (The clipped corner should be on the upper right.) Swipe your card through the reader at a medium speed, similar to how you would swipe a credit card in a credit card reader.