MetroCard Van stops in Woodlawn & Wakefield to help older residents refill their cards
Bronx residents got some help replenishing their MetroCards and learning about different travel options this morning. The so-called MetroCard Van stopped at the Woodlawn Library and P.S. 16 in Wakefield
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Aug 29, 2014, 7:54 PM
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Updated 3,766 days ago
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Bronx residents got some help replenishing their MetroCards and learning about different travel options this morning.
The so-called MetroCard Van stopped at the Woodlawn Library and P.S. 16 in Wakefield to provide unlimited and pay-per-ride cards.
The event was organized by Councilman Andrew Cohen, who wanted to give older residents a chance to refill their cards without traveling far from home.
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