A new pilot program using automated gates at select subway entrances has shown early success in cutting fare evasion by a third at every location where they were installed. The initiative, tested in a limited number of stations, suggests that physical barriers could play a key role in improving revenue collection while addressing long-standing challenges in transit enforcement. Officials have not yet detailed plans for broader implementation, but the results highlight a potential shift in how fare compliance is managed. The findings come as transit authorities continue to balance efficiency with public access concerns.
Mta Subway Gate Pilot Program Reduced Fare Evasion By 35 At All Installed Locations News12 | Bronx
