Welcome to your Student MetroCard! (2019)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2019
- Welcome to your Student MetroCard!
Student MetroCards allow students to travel to and from school and school-related activities by bus and subway at no cost.
Learn how to use your Student MetroCard in this video and find our more about the program at: www.schools.nyc.gov/school-li...
The fact that the MTA took this long to post this video just shows how efficient the MTA is
Um, no, this was to put out a point that swiping is important, as a LOT of kids don't swipe their cards when entering the bus/subway. That makes the MTA think that not as many people ride that line as they do, causing them to cut service when they shouldn't be.
Henry Black true
Shway Kwonlmfaoopo
Henry Black That has nothing to do with my comment. I was commenting on their efficiency (and lake thereof), not the content of their video.
Raymond Gong It’s common for high school students not to use the metro cards since they don’t face repercussions to the extent that adults do. Students in my school just rode the bus, and no one gave them a ticket or anything :/
LoL I like how theyre making this now after how long after how many students used it? LoL
This is a really disappointing video, that green student metrocard came out like years ago... and that’s only for students in middle/high school. I thought this video was going to be the MTA announcing a new student metrocard program for college students. Top of the fact that some students have to pay a lot for tuition, they also need to pay for a monthly that’s worth $127. That’s not fair but hopefully the fair fares program that’ll help CUNY students out can be helpful. However I feel like it’ll probably only work with students that are in low income families so it would likely only benefit a specific amount of people. Unfortunately students that attend private colleges or SUNY’s are out of luck...
@@MTAProdigy exactly LoL
@@MTAProdigy LMFAO! All CUNY colleges give metro cards to low income students! 😅😂
Yup i go to a CUNY as well and that's right, and i heard they give free monthly metrocards if you're enrolled in the ASAP program if you're doing associates (i believe that's right).
@@MTAProdigy That's somewhat correct. I am a former ASAP student who just graduated the program in June, and during my time there, I got a dedicated MetroCard that laster the entire 15-week semester. During the summer, if taking summer classes, they will give you a 30-day unlimited MetroCard for the summer session (they will only cover one class).
Why they do my Asian brother like that 1:25 😂
He jumped the turnstile on clutch
Senzu ur grammar so bad
@@KESTRAL23 aiii bet
@@joles8 hi joel
What about college students?? You guys should consider giving us half off or some type of discount 😓
Mocha18 In select CUNY Colleges, such as City Tech, there is a program for full time students called the Accelerated Studies in Associate Programs, or ASAP. This program not only gives you a free MetroCard for the 15-week semester, but also gives you personal advising, book voucher, etc. While the program is normally for those in the Associates program (2-year degrees) for select majors, in the case of City Tech, they will support you for the first two-three years of your bachelors degree.
If you are transferring to City Tech, you are further eligible for the NSF HSI IUSE program, which will also give you unlimited metrocards for the semester.
John Jay students also have the Accelerate Complete Engage (ACE) program, which is their bachelors degree version of ASAP. More details about all three programs available here (note, the first two is for city tech, though ASAP is available at other colleges)
www.citytech.cuny.edu/nsf-hsi-iuse-program/
www.citytech.cuny.edu/asap/
www.jjay.cuny.edu/ace-john-jay
@Leekeybum Moe what if people can't afford it?
Leekeybum Moe Did you not read anything I wrote? The three programs allow for students to travel for free, especially for lower income students.
Leekeybum Moe OK BOOMER
JeremiahC99 This doesn’t help me, I go to a catholic university
It seems like the Student Cards are orange if it is grades K through 6, while they are green if it is grades 7 through 12.
MP.4 Channel no that’s legit what it is
Lol I’m the orange one (5th grade)
@@nasirgoldbourne47 I started using these when I was a 6th grader back in 2013, and it was an orange card. Afterwards, I was using green cards.
MP.4 Channel got the green one
@BenjaminMacaTheOKGuy 2019 I currently am using a green one (12th grade).
i lost my metro card and my school dont got replacement 😩
That's what happens buddy...
My school has replacement, just have to wait a week.
Phoeyu i put mine on a keychain
Cant you pay with coins tho? Depends on transportation
@@carl9939 depends on how broke you are 😂
are we not going to talk about how you guys tried to remove the student metro cards a while back and students protested in the streets
Soooo....y'all just gonna forget to make a metrocard for college students 🤔
Kw - Chan They have two programs that offer unlimited MetroCard for CUNH students, plus a myriad of other benefits.
ASAP: for the associates programs at select colleges
ACE: for the bachelors degrees at John Jay.
The problem with both of these programs is the limited enrollment, so not everyone will be able to get into these programs.
@@TheRailLeaguer bro most of us go to 4 year actual colleges in CUNY, not these community colleges, that's why we ask for a student metro card since we don't get provided with one
Bryan Castillo And there in lies the problem. You see, the ASAP program is only for those in two year degrees, with some colleges, like city tech, doing ASAP support for the first two years of a bachelors degree. ACE is the 4-year version of ASAP. However, it’s currently available at only one college: John Jay in Midtown.
However, both programs have limited enrollment, so not everyone, even in the eligible degrees would be accepted. An unlimited card for all CUNY students unable to make the cut for ASAP and ACE should be done in conjunction with OMNY.
Kw - Chan na by then they need that tasty money
JeremiahC99 well, no everyone can get into the program. I transferred to a CUNY school and they didn’t accept my ASAP application because I transferred with 21 credits. If you want to get into ASAP program and you’re a transfer student you need to have less than 15 credits.
We need a college student metro card!
you may not because you in college pay your
☹☹ shit so be adult grow up
That way Dustin. Grow up mta isn't give you student metro card it for children and teens only I use have one in 90s so you lose.
Join the ASAP program
There is a special MetroCard called ASAP
Jaime Pimentel One problem with this, and I forgot to point this out, is that ASAP only selects a limited amount of students, based on eligibility. Only select majors are eligible, and in the case of City Tech, some majors will help you out in the first two years of the bachelor degree.
1:17
That’s how you can tell how old this video is. The M train is still brown
Dante Flores Yeah you got a good point
You know, the one funny and amusing thing I find about the Student MetroCards is that it’s existed before we were even born and we already have full knowledge of how to use it. Yet the MTA has to take this long to upload a video of how to simply use our Student MetroCards? Are we idiots, MTA? Give us a break for once and get a grip. We know what to do and we all have common sense. What do you not get, MTA?
This video is pretty old and I think the MTA released this on their RUclips
Not everyone was born in New York🤷🏾♂️
1:16 Brown M train?
Like the 90s and early 00s
FACTS
@@BrendanMacWade The M train logo turned brown in 1979. A lot of kids at school probably didn't have Student MetroCards when the M train was brown.
I was going to bring that up I just don’t know why the brown M showed up on this
Awesome memories...
I can’t lie I love the student metros 😭😭
Julysa Scott Everyone loves free rides lol. I still remember when my colleges provost publicly said that she wanted a free MetroCard.
The 39 bus on the Bronx so crazy
It only comes every 45 mins sometimes an hour
After that plus there’s a lots of schools in white plains road
The buses are very crowded and full of people in the rush hours ,, I hope you improve it guys
A&S 3300 Somehow, the Bx39 is not being touched in any capacity in the Bronx Network redesign. However, there should be hope for improvements.
@@TheRailLeaguer or you could just use the BxM11. (BxM5 soon)
i also dont really live far from a school
6 Train Productions The plan for the BxM5/11 is not set in stone. Also, that route does not even reach Clasons Point, the end of the line for the Bx27 and Bx39.
@@TheRailLeaguer I'm only talking about the stretch between Bronx Park East and Wakefield.
6 Train Productions The thing with express buses is that in the outer boroughs, the express buses only pick up passengers going to Manhattan and drop off from Manhattan. It is NOT for intraborough trips. The closest alternative to the Bx39 for these kind of trips is the 2 train between 241st Street and Bronx Park East..
It's not a delay if it's everyday ~
tuh how you gonna know if someone gives someone else their metrocard 🙄
Miki N Cops At random locations. When I was in ASAP this year (I graduated the program in June 2019), two fare inspectors asked to see my ID after seeing CUNY ASAP printed on the Select Bus Service (SBS) receipt. I did not want to do it, and got into an argument with them (I relented and showed them my ID against my will).
@@TheRailLeaguer that's a fact, these fare inspectors are always trying to give u a ticket if you look older than a demographic
Bryan Castillo I believe wanted to make sure that there was no abuse of these cards (I.e, non-student use). However, I am not known to abuse these cards.
Always used my student metrocard when I had it almost a decade and half ago. very useful when I had afterschool programs in the city coming from the BX. But it makes since to have this for K-12 because some of these students may not earn enough or at all to pay for their ride (aside from their allowances).
I feel like I’m a student to life so I should get one of these back thank you
Out of curiosity, how will it be for the ONMY System?
ALL NYC COLLEGE STUDENTS SHOULD GET STUDENT METROCARDS!!!
Miki N They do have two CUNY programs that offer unlimited cards for eligible students, ASAP (Accelerated Studies in Associates Program) and ACE (Accelerate, Complete, Engage). The latter is a new program that launched last year as a bachelors version of ASAP. It will be expanded to other colleges depending on the success of the program.
The problem with both of these programs is that a limited number of students are eligible for these programs. I was lucky to be in ASAP despite applying to a bachelors degree.
As part of OMNY, college student OMNY cards should be evaluated. Using CUNY for example, I am suggesting a fare similar to the ASAP MetroCards: unlimited rides for the entire duration of the 15-week semester (during fall and spring). Since I am also suggesting that only full-time students be eligible for the cards, the cards would also be tied with the students CUNYFirst account so that when they register for classes and they hit the full-time threshold, the benefits get loaded into the card and immediately activate on the first day of the semester. For summer and winter classes, if a student is taking classes during those times, regardless of how many credits they take (I personally do not see any reason to be full time for these short sessions), then the benefits get loaded immediately. The winter benefits would be active for the entire month of January and for summer from June to Mid August, regardless of what summer session you take (subject to revision). When not enrolled in classes, the student will be charged $1.50 for the fare until they graduate, at which point, it becomes a regular OMNY card.
Had good memories with a Student Metrocard. And good job to Velina Mitchell for narrating.
Who else used to use their student MetroCards as kids to explore the subway?
If I hadn't moved to CT and continued living on riverside I would have asked for one of these to get to and from school. I used to take the 1 train and M72/M66 bus services.
If you want me to get an education don’t just stop for 35 minutes in the morning
just hop lmao
Josckar Palomeque That’s illegal.
Josckar Palomeque why pay a 100 dollar fine just for hoping the train, when you can just pay 2.75
I lost my student and hopped to get to school and they gave me a summons i ain’t paying that shit tho
Last time my merto card did not want to work
facts
Do you have to live in NYC?
I don't know why I'm binging these mta videos.
I thought this was for something new lol. I remember the days when I didn’t have an extra ride and had to hop
Yay! Now it will be easier for me!
Andy Chen sarcasm
When was the students Metro card introduced to the MTA?
Thanks loks amazing😁
Thanks, I didn't know how to use my student MetroCard! It's so hard to figure out how to use!
@Andy Chen joking 😂
Station booths should able to have student cards for free
Just use your two arms , you don’t need a metro card
Josue Garcia Two arma do not count as a vote for subway service increases. Only a MetroCard swipe doesn’t because it gets entered in the system.
It’s okay to go through the gate or go under a turnstile ONLY when a officer or station attendant lets you do that. Without that pre-requisite permission, that move is ILLEGAL.
TommyTom21 It is illegal unless you get the permission of an officer or a station booth attendant. Think of fare evasion as stealing a product from the store without paying for it.
And kiss that metrocard good bye once you're in college
Alexis T Not really. There are two programs that allow you to get unlimited MetroCards for free:
Accelerated Studies in Associates Programs (all CUNY two year and select CUNY four year colleges): www1.cuny.edu/sites/asap/
Accelerate Complete Engage (CUNY John Jay): www.jjay.cuny.edu/ace-john-jay
@@TheRailLeaguer Most college students aren't eligible for those programs.
Commenter839 And therein lies the problem. The two programs that I mentioned have very limited enrollment, due to stringy eligibility criteria and other what not. I am a former student of the ASAP and I got in despite applying for the 4-year bachelor degree. Consider me lucky if you will.
@JeremiahC99 I'm aware of those programs but I'm not in john jay nor the other 9 cuny schools they mentioned.
Alexis T I heard. Hunter College, City College, Baruch does not even have these programs.
College student discounts would be a huge boon for the city. Ideally, this program should be tied with OMNY, and for the fare, I suggest doing it similar to ASAP: unlimited for the entire 15-week semester. Since the card would be useful for full times students, this would be tied in with the students CUNYFirst Account, so that when they register for the fall and spring semesters, the benefits will activate only if they register for 12 or more credits. If they are also taking summer or winter classes, they will also get unlimited fares regardless of how many credits they are taking (personally, I think it makes no sense for someone to go full time during summer and winter), though with the three summer sessions, the benefits will be active from June to August regardless of what session the student is taking. Outside those days, the card acts like a regular OMNY card.
It’s the same announcer lady from the trains!
The animation looked like it was made in goanimate
graduated high school in 2013. i use to lie about my address to get a full fair. good times lol
I live close by the school so I never got a school metro card😢
Lol so this is what y'all spending the 50 billion dollars on? 🤣 We all know how it works
Tanz This video did NOT and will not cost $50 billion to make.
JeremiahC99 they’re talking about the cards not the video..
I been using this card since middle school never seen this video
Can Student Metrocards become unlimited rides for the 3 trips? That would be great if the Student Metrocards can be with unlimited rides because students travel a lot and it can help them a lot in case of an emergency. It can also help reduce the need of requesting another Metrocard when they're 3 trips have been used.
Edwin Penafort The three trips are free (plus a transfer). After the three trips are used up, the MetroCard says invalid for the rest of the day.
That’s how they’ll lose money. Student metro cards would be flying left and right to adults from kids.
Edwin Penafort nope, that’s never going to happen. 5:30 to 8:30 that’s 13 hours. 13 hours of unlimited rides, you know how many students won’t be home. Yeah, not got happen. And plus if it gets stolen, then the person gets unlimited rides and you have to pay unlimited $2.75
@@iac1271 Not to mention, the lack of need. Back when I was in high school, some of my after school events consisted of going to my friend's sporting event (they were on the school teams) to cheer them on. For me, it was:
Trip 1: Home -> School
Trip 2: School -> Game
Trip 3: Game -> Home
Never had I once need an additional ride, and frankly, I don't think anyone else would.
When you use all your rides just ask for a ride they don’t dub students
1:39 Goof
Look at where The BMT And IND trains are..
Look at the M.
ITS BROWN?!?
The M was brown years ago before it turned orange.
Foxy76gamer nah the MTA likes not updating there system in videos
Ok ik
1: I know M was Brown Until 2010
2: Mta does Update Their System
In new Vids Like L protect And 96 St Switch Replacement Vids
Andy Chen it was A Shuttle When The Fresh Pond Rd Bridge Was Being Under Construction And M Orange Ran From Forest Hills-71 To Broadway Junction
(M) Shuttle Was From Metropolitan Av To Myrtle Av-Wycoffs Av
And rarely People See (V) Trains
" rip (V) train 2001-2010"
As a (M) Shuttle Even on R160s
I’ll continue fare evading thank you very much
The safety cat Why? If you don’t pay your fare or swipe a valid MetroCard, not only will that mean that less revenue for subway repairs, but also you are asking them to reduce service on your subway line. Swiping and paying the fare is essentially voting on subway line service increases. More swipes/votes = more service. Conversely, fewer votes = less service..
JeremiahC99 you can’t stop me
The safety cat Fare inspectors will, especially on SBS. Even some local routes have fare inspectors as well..
JeremiahC99 yeah, I can get on for free without getting in trouble on the nyc bus but I do swipe when taking the train
@@iac1271 Well if you're not expecting to get caught, then don't even think about taking a ride on the SBS routes. They have fare inspectors out there as well. Eventually, they will have fare inspectors on all routes as well with OMNY.
Also you should put in video, Student MetroCard issued by NYCBOE is not accepted on NICE Bus or Westchester County Bee-Line Buses.
My uncle used to have one of these
1:18 brown (M) ?
i live in dc/maryland soo i use WMTA :) metro
Wait What About OMNY? Didn’t In The News Say That Every Station Will Have OMNY By 2024 And MeteoCards Would End Or Something Like That?
50K Subs Without No Uploads? The OMNY card would come out in 2021. Student fares will be migrated over to the new system.
JeremiahC99 Oh Okay Thanks.
The MetroCard will no longer be accepted beginning February 1, 2023.
@@buffalome1543 Bruh im still gonna be in school lol. So i wonder what the omny card thing is gonna look like
Just straight up say that fare evasion is illegal instead of doing some "voting" thing.
In Austin we get our student metro card and it's unlimited until the school year ends.. anytime, anywhere, how many times you'd like.
Chloe Wheeler Do they have any concerns about students cutting classes and abusing the cards?
JeremiahC99 no, but i am a college student if that changes anything
Chloe Wheeler Oh. NYC has this at some of the CUNY colleges. Two programs exist. One is the Accelerated Studies in Associates Programs (ASAP), and this is primarily for two year degrees. A second program called Acclerate Engage Complete was split off from ASAP and is only available at John Jay College. It is a new program and will be expanded to other colleges soon.
I mean like can i get a student metrocard
KFlossy 21 Only if you are a high school student or below. For college students, there is somewhat of a solution:
In select CUNY Colleges, such as City Tech, there is a program for full time students called the Accelerated Studies in Associate Programs, or ASAP. This program not only gives you a free MetroCard for the 15-week semester, but also gives you personal advising, book voucher, etc. While the program is normally for those in the Associates program (2-year degrees) for select majors, in the case of City Tech, they will support you for the first two-three years of your bachelors degree.
If you are transferring to City Tech, you are further eligible for the NSF HSI IUSE program, which will also give you unlimited metrocards for the semester.
John Jay students also have the Accelerate Complete Engage (ACE) program, which is their bachelors degree version of ASAP. More details about all three programs available here (note, the first two is for city tech, though ASAP is available at other colleges)
www.citytech.cuny.edu/nsf-hsi-iuse-program/
www.citytech.cuny.edu/asap/
www.jjay.cuny.edu/ace-john-jay
Leekeybum Moe Did you not read anything I wrote? The three programs allow for eligible college students to get free rides.
Leekeybum Moe I hope you did because I did write that there are programs for CUNY college students that can assist eligible students with transit fares by giving them free metrocards.
You got to ask you school
roblox gaming I have almost everyday and they won’t give me a metrocard
As a retired mta bus driver 75percent of the "kids" didn't have a metrical. They just got on the bus like they owned it
Brown M is back
But I only have a half off metro card
Bx 1 bus take 3 hours to come more service pls
Dab Plz The Bx1 and Bx2 are not being touched in any manner during the Bronx redesign.
yes the r soo slow ther is only one like every 10-15 minutes on the BMT 4th ave line
JawnDough 9403 Fear not. I have a new long term solution, and that is to build a new tunnel connecting the Broadway Line at Whitehall Street and the Fulton Street Line at the (inactive as a Subway stop) Court Street station, which then leads to the Hoyt-Schermerhorn outer tracks. Another short tunnel would also connect the IND Fulton Line with the BMT Jamaica El at Cypress Hills. Complementing all of this is an extension of the Astoria Line from Ditmars to LaGuardia Airport.
From here, the R and W would be rerouted from the 4th Avenue Line to the Fulton Street Line local tracks to Broadway Junction. From Broadway Jct, the R would go to Euclid Avenue and the W to Jamaica Center. The R would now be based out of Pitkin Yard and the W at East NY Yard (upgraded for longer trains, as would the stations). The C train would move to the express tracks with the A and take over A service to Lefferts Blvd. A service to Far Rockaway would be increased. The J would be truncated to Broadway Junction
In addition, to speed service, the R would be rerouted to the Astoria Line again, sharing the line with the W. The N would move to 96th Street with the Q. Both service will reach Harlem-125th Street. This would provide more frequent and reliable service on all Broadway tracks. The R and W would now be branded the High-Speed Locals.
To replace Queens Blvd service, a new K train would be created, operating as the local variant of the E from 71st Avenue to WTC. The M would move to 63rd Street with the F. In addition, the C and D routes would swap so that the C would go express from Canal Street to 145th Street, then over the Concourse Line to Norwood-205th Street, while the D would go local from 59th Street-Columbus Circle to 145th Street, then local to 168th Street.
To replace the R on 4th Avenue, the J would be extended to 95th Street at all times except late nights, when an N shuttle would run between Whitehall and 95th Street..
The bx1 and bx2 come each 5-10 minutes
1:25 typical Stuyvesant student
Leonard Wilson 😂😂😂
too true
Why the Student MetroCard has only 3 rides why not 4 ride
Brayan Lucero Add another ride or two, get ready for rampant increases in students cutting and cars usage abuse.
However, on a serious note, I do not feel that the students need to use the MetroCard for anything else during the school day beside going to school, going to an after school activity, and going home again.
You’re right
Brayan Lucero When I was in High School, I did not even need more than three rides to get to/from school. Even during my trips to my schools Girls soccer and Boys volleyball games (I had friends on both teams) and eventually to college to settle paperwork, I did not find myself needing a fourth trip.
1:35 my brown M&M
Lol MBTA been had this haha
I have the Orange Metrocard
Which means your in kindergarten or sixth grade.
I in 6th grade
I'm in 5th
train on road
*train turns into bus*
bus on road
*bus turns into train*
train terminates on road
A two doors R160? What the ...
?? I’ve been using this for like 7 years now wtf 😂😂
I am lucky now Metro Cards are full fare
Kevin Bravo In select CUNY Colleges, such as City Tech, there is a program for full time students called the Accelerated Studies in Associate Programs, or ASAP. This program not only gives you a free MetroCard for the 15-week semester, but also gives you personal advising, book voucher, etc. While the program is normally for those in the Associates program (2-year degrees) for select majors, in the case of City Tech, they will support you for the first two-three years of your bachelors degree.
If you are transferring to City Tech, you are further eligible for the NSF HSI IUSE program, which will also give you unlimited metrocards for the semester.
John Jay students also have the Accelerate Complete Engage (ACE) program, which is their bachelors degree version of ASAP. More details about all three programs available here (note, the first two is for city tech, though ASAP is available at other colleges)
www.citytech.cuny.edu/nsf-hsi-iuse-program/
www.citytech.cuny.edu/asap/
www.jjay.cuny.edu/ace-john-jay
This is for college students. Those not going to school May be out of luck.
The fact it’s only 3 rides is stupid. “A free transfer to the F and Q using your metro card”. At least 6 rides would be nice.
Lord Alex The Dev If they ended up increasing that, then there would be more abuse of those cards, especially for those who would end up cutting school anyway.
JeremiahC99 right then, that’s another 10$ waisted on transfers.
They should also give it out in the summer if you have summer school or a summer job
Bruh yall need to fix your C line, it takes 10 minutes for a train to come and I don't got that time
SkittlesTM The answer is to construct new connections between the 8th Avenue and Fulton Street Line with neighboring under-capacity BMT Lines Line the Broadway Line and have the C go express. Norwood-205th Street to Lefferts Blvd.
@@TheRailLeaguer what?
SkittlesTM The A, C, E, and F lines all under capacity due to the needless merging required at Canal, Hoyt, and other places. The worst of it is at 59th Street, where the entire B Division has to be scheduled around that merge point, creating reliability issues that affect the entire division. With this short connection, service on the 8th Avenue and 6th Avenue trunks will increase.
@@TheRailLeaguer you are everywhere
SkittlesTM For real? Are you really everywhere?
Lol I’m from S.I and I never use it going to school
And the drivers don’t say shit
Insanery So you are asking for less service on your bus route, or am I missing something?
@@TheRailLeaguer it doesnt matter its staten island
girl what is this animation
Figures, The L train doesn't get any additional service (1:15)
Toronto Transit Channel Its just a video clip, not what they are actually doing. Who get the actual service depends on the number of people swiping in.
@@TheRailLeaguer I know, I was just giving them unnecessary shit.
1:15 Old M train
i have šalinkarta and its 100% better to travel. But its only for city where i live (Brno)
I don't have a student metro card :(
If you need one then tell the school and they will tell you what to do. For my school, you need to write a letter which is how I received my student metrocard which you might need to do but just talk to the school.
Awesomepancake01 RBLX in my school I applied Tuesday and got the metro card Thursday (today)
Me it was easy i just told the office and there give it to me
my roblox stream that’s a fucking lie, you get a student metro card from school
Awes9me
I always jump over LMAOA
If officers catch you doing that and they haven't told you to do so, then you would be the last person laughing.
Tip: If your MetroCard somehow doesn't work (even though you haven't used up all the rides for the day, the card is not expired or deactivated, or the card is damaged), go to the station booth or a cop, and THEY AND ONLY THEY will gove the authority to let you in.
JeremiahC99 LMAOAOAOAO
Hey! I always use it. And when I don't have it, the bus driver will say "NO GET OFF THE BUS"
#passengerabuse
@@closedpermanently9723 true that
Haloguy YT nah, in my area, they don’t care
Me and my friends took the B70 a few weeks ago and the driver was very rude. I was gonna pay and he was like "go, GO didn't even listen" and when my friend tried to pay the driver said "are you trying to pay? JUST GO" at least i didn't have to pay lol
1:17 who notice the brown M?
But Metrocard is being phased out
Matthew Leon They will have OMNY student cards by 2021-23.
JeremiahC99 if it can be added to Apple Pay, my student metro card staying home
Lol they behind Westchester.
Wow
You should make coins a fare for subways
1:37 Something tells me the MTA has used some of the clips in this video before, there's a brown M train bullet
Or maybe they stupid
@@nyctenthusiast3507 just like you ?
Or maybe some foamer did it
@@nyctenthusiast3507 looks like you wer born after 2010
@@user-hhp8 no. I was born in 2006
That's most likely Velina Mitchell narrating. She sound great!
BROWN M TRAIN AWAKEN
They are uploading this now so that kids stop hoping the fucking train and buses
I don’t have 3 free rides I have 5 but idk how 🤷🏽♂️😂
probably free transfers, but I definitely passed my 3 rides one day
You have 3 rides 3 transfers
3 rides dead not even enough, like what if I got more places to go like bruh
SkittlesTM I will bet you that almost NO ONE needs a 4th ride to school.
@@TheRailLeaguer lol actually people do because 3 rides for one day isn't enough
SkittlesTM In some of those cases they give out special student MetroCard. When I had friends on the soccer team, they were given a special MetroCard for weekends to play in the first playoff round.
@@TheRailLeaguer or they can add extra fairs to our card?
SkittlesTM I’m not sure if this is possible, given it’s impossible for them to tell who needs it the most.
I get mad because i get on front and use my card and all those kid are not paying and i get in the back there no seat and also on the bx40/bx42 on Friday the bus was taking 1 hour for the bus and a bus came but the next stop was the last stop there should be more cop checking on the bx40/bx42 because most people get on the back door and there not voting
Lmao
You are making this video NOW after years of Student Metrocards?
Tell students that fare evasion is a $100 fine for them, the MTA. I deal with fare evasion daily.
Most cops don't care about kids hopping lmao
Adrian Wilson You know, it depends on the cop, and also if a cop doesn’t prevent fare evasion, they might be fired.
Little do they know many people loan, sell and just abused that card. Co worker uses her kids student metro for work.
Last Name First Name Exactly. My parents often want to use my student MetroCard (both high school and now ASAP college) just to avoid paying the fares.
wait wait wait, y’all gonna sit here and tell me that you want me to use my metro card and when i do it votes? Do y’all understand how that will NOT work? I swipe my metro card and take that train ONE STOP, and then transfer to another train and take that the rest of the way, so basically i’m voting for a train i don’t take too much, PLUS, take a stop like 14th st union square, lots of people swipe in there, and there’s like what, 8 lines there? how will you know what train people are voting for? Please explain to me how this will make any logical sense like... MTA i feel like y’all just lying now
Harper Actually, that is going to work. MetroCard data extracted from the swipes dictate which lines get increased or decreased service. More swipes, more service. Conversely, fewer swipes equals less service.
In addition, the MetroCard data also allows for prioritization of station improvements based on usage.
Charlotte >> NY. Charlotte let’s their students ride for free as many times as they want, three times is a joke haha
CloudGamer17 NY has this for CUNY students through the ASAP program for associates majors. John Jay College has ACE for its four year programs.
So does Philly lmfao. NYC probably needs 4 times a day though
This is way too late-
lol took nyc long enough
also get a chip card much easier
Lol I lost mine in a few days
MTA should really fix those fuking vending machines that don't work. Some don't accept cash only coins. This usually happens in my old Station, 103 Street Corona Plaza Flushing Line. The vending machines no working for shit. Sometimes the line is long to get to the cab to pay for the 7 day Week MetroCard or other Metro Card Fare. It just creates people to go to work late. It also involves students (even if they have free 3 rides) Sometimes, the turnstiles just don't work and take all 3 free rides to go to school. It a worst nightmare. MTA should really fix the turnstiles and vending machines at the Flushing lines and other lines that have the same problem.
NYC TransitRailFan OMNY should alleviate those issue by allowing for card refills on your phone. They will also have updated ticket machines for those that still need them (the physical OMNY card will come out in 2021).
Wow these are bad graphics.
Make the shit work on week ends please
Adrian Wilson I believe they have special MetroCard for weekend use, but it’s not for everyone.
Majority of kids just walk in buses, never using a card.
Harold DeJesus exactly, cuz they already know we students, but for the train I swipe cuz I be by my self
I have seen this multiple times, and it never makes any sense. It's as if they are asking to reduce service on their bus or subway line.
Also, I did remember one time when I was on a B82 bus at Kings Hwy and E. 16th Street, and the driver called out fare beaters who were entering through the back door, and this was pre-SBS. Best of all, it was on the PA SYSTEM!!!