This fall, New Yorkers will start to see a futuristic fix popping up across 20 subway stations: modern fare gates designed to foil even the most determined turnstile jumper. Four vendors ...

Transit officials have griped about fare evasion for decades, but until now never moved to fundamentally redesign the city's subway turnstiles.

historic DNC and more The CTA said there is no need to use a Ventra card at turnstiles and no refunds will be issued to customers who touch their fare cards or other form of payment during the ...

These gates are the cutting-edge and are aimed at both ensuring fare compliance and making the system more accessible ...,” ...

The MTA, which runs the city’s transit network, estimates that fare evasion cost the agency as much as $800 million last year. Along with that lost revenue, riders jumping turnstiles and ...

Other stations later got turnstile shields, as well as security guards manning the emergency gates. The MTA says these efforts led to a 30% drop in fare evasion over the last few months.

MTA to test new fare gates to combat fare evasion in NYC subways, introducing advanced technology at 20 stations as part of a ...

New Yorkers should expect new turnstiles at 20 subway stations by ... “[They] are aimed at both ensuring fare compliance and making the system more accessible and easier to use.” ...