LIRR commuters paying more as MTA fare hikes go into effect
Monthly passes are up between $6 and $18.
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Aug 21, 2023, 10:12 AM
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Updated 480 days ago
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1h agoThis morning, commuters can expect to pay more to ride the Long Island Rail Road.
The MTA raised fares, starting on Sunday.
Monthly passes are up between $6 and $18.
Weekly passes will run between $2 and $6 more.
Meanwhile, one-way tickets are between $.25 and $1.25 more.
Officials say the prices depend on how far the commute is into the city.
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