Peak fare prices return for Metro-North riders
For the first time in two years, Metro-North commuters are paying peak pricing again.
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Mar 1, 2022, 11:22 AM
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2h agoThose who ride the rails to get to and from work will be paying more as peak pricing is back.
For the first time in two years, Metro-North commuters are paying peak pricing again.
In 2020, commuter hours changed to off-peak rates to help ease finances because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With things getting closer to normal, the Metro-North is offering new ways to save such as purchasing the monthly unlimited pass for an additional 10% discount or
getting a 20-trip pack through the app, which can save 20% on regular peak fares.
Metro-North also offers discounts for those who are seniors, with a disability or in low-income brackets.
