MetroCard Van to Be Outside of Addabbo’s Middle Village Office This October
For residents in need of accessing MetroCard services, State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr. is partnering with the MTA to bring their MetroCard Van to Middle Village in October.
On Monday, October 30, the MTA MetroCard Van will be parked outside of Addabbo’s Middle Village Office, located at 66-85 73rd Place, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to help constituents with their MetroCard needs.
The services offered at the Mobiles Sales Vehicles are:
- Get help with a Reduced-Fare application;
- Transfer MetroCard balances (Full fare and Reduced-Fare);
- Exchange a damaged Reduced-Fare MetroCard for a temporary replacement;
- Report a lost/stolen Reduced-Fare MetroCard; and
- Ask our team about any MetroCard-related issues.
It should be noted that MTA Mobile Sales buses and vans are not making credit card transactions. You can still buy a MetroCard using cash or transfer value from a Reduced-Fare MetroCard.
“Many areas within my Senate district are known as transportation deserts, meaning there are very little public transportation options for residents, so it can be difficult for them if they need to access MetroCard services,” Addabbo explained. “On top of that, even if they live near a train station, oftentimes there is not a representative on hand to assist with things like transferring money from one card to another or reporting lost or stolen cards. I am proud to be able to bring the MetroCard Van to my office location in Middle Village to promote the services provided by the MTA and as another way to let constituents know that my office is here to help. They can come visit me or my staff with any community issues they think we can help with. Thanks to the MTA for their continued partnership and bringing this vital service to the communities.”
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