The MTA board voted unanimously to raise the cost of a single ride on the subway or bus from $2.75 to $2.90.

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    Free rides are coming to five city bus routes by Sept. 24, the MTA said on Monday. MTA officials said during a committee meeting that fares won’t be collected on one route in each of the five boroughs for at least six months as part of a program mandated by the state.

    The B60, which runs in Brooklyn between Williams and Flatlands Avenue, in Canarsie, and Williamsburg Bridge Plaza.

    The M116, which operates across Manhattan, primarily along 116th Street, Manhattan Avenue and W 106 Street.

    The Q4 LCL/LTD, which runs in southeast Queens between Cambria Heights and Jamaica Center.

    The S46/96, which runs in Staten Island between the St. George Ferry Terminal and West Shore Plaza.

    The BX18 A/B, which runs in a loop in the western Bronx between Undercliff Avenue or Sedgwick Avenue and Grand Concourse