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NYC commuters are having issues with OMNY, Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee survey finds
New York City commuters are reporting issues with the OMNY tap-and-go system, which is set to replace the MetroCard in the coming year. CBS News New York's Lori Bordonaro breaks down the results of a new survey and speaks to riders.
Nearly 75% of NYC transit riders have concerns with OMNY system, survey finds
Of respondents, 47% used a physical OMNY card at least some of the time, and 58% used a digital wallet/phone, the study found. Forty-three percent of respondents reported alternating between multiple modes of tapping — for example, occasionally using both an OMNY card and a physical credit card.
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