MTA unveils new turnstiles to 'stop the bleed' from fare evasion



Top officials at the MTA demonstrated three high-tech subway turnstile designs that are more difficult to evade. Lauren Glassberg has the story. https://7ny.tv/3Wl4ao4

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20 thoughts on “MTA unveils new turnstiles to 'stop the bleed' from fare evasion”

  1. How about improving the cleanliness of the stations, ensuring the schedules are being met, reducing cancellations and the need for transfer shuttles and just improving the overall infrastructure. And most importantly…firing managment as is because they are incompetent. Maybe if people had a better experience and a public transit system they can be proud of…they would do their share and pay more consistently.

    Paying a premium to be packed like sardines in a pissy train thats making me late because they cant stay true to the schedule is crazy.

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  2. London underground has always had these gates (the black ones) but they can just be forced open but they do set off an alarm. At each national rail and underground station there is always a person watching the gates and helping passengers.

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  3. They had better be renovating the whole subway system soon. The "subway system is too old" argument is not a strong enough justification not to overhaul the whole thing. It's just embarassing to see this in a supposedly best city in the world

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  4. Meanwhile they worried about that while most of nyc lives in poverty. How
    About starting with that problem. And speaking of train stations, you guys have no issues with drug addicts turning 191st 1 train station into their personal shoot up station where drug addicts all meet. 168th st as well.

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  5. If NY had accessible poverty programs where commuters would be able to get monthly passes for a fraction of the price or even for free, a portion of this wouldn't be happening. The other portion are people who can afford it but for a variety of reasons aren't purchasing it. NY has been cutting workers and automating their jobs. There are so many elements to this that's caused by NY and its government.

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