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| The specific elements of the plan are: An increase in NYCT subway and regular bus fares, Staten Island Railway and LI Bus regular fares, from $1.50 to $2.00 and NYCT Express Bus fares from $3 to $4. An increase in the 7-day MetroCard pass from $17 to $21, the one-day pass from $4 to $7, and the 30-day pass from $63 to $70. The introduction of a new 7-day Express Bus pass, priced at $33. |
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In DC news. . . You'll soon be paying more for a cab ride in DC. That's because the DC Taxicab commission has approved a $1.00 per trip gas surcharge to help cabbies deal with the rapidly rising fuel costs. The extra charge takes effect on March 21st, and will remain in effect for 120 days. Window decals will alert taxi passengers to the new surcharge. . . . and . . . DC Metro officials want to start trains at 5 a.m. weekdays, a half-hour earlier than they do now, and shut them down at 3 a.m. on weekend nights - an hour later than they now close. Officials hope the expanded hours will help justify a planned hike in ticket prices. A study forecast a cost of $3 million for the extra hours and anticipates an extra 1.1 million riders per year. The lowest fare now costs $1.10. The board that governs Metro operations must approve the new plan, which would not be launched until July 1. |
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No matter where you are and what transportation you take, you're screwed either way... I guess I'll have to go get a Saturn or Geo Metro not to spend as much on gas
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