New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority reports that newly installed subway gates have successfully reduced fare evasion by preventing passengers from entering stations without paying. Officials attribute the system’s effectiveness to its ability to block access until valid payment is made, and additional gates are planned for further expansion. The initiative aims to improve revenue collection while maintaining public transit accessibility. The M.T.A. has not disclosed specific success metrics but emphasizes the ongoing effort to enhance enforcement.
Subway Gates Deterred Fare Evasion, M.T.A. Says. More Will Be Installed. The New York Times
