MTA, subway and turnstile
MTA tests new ways to block subway turnstile jumpers, ‘back cockers’ and more
The MTA is trying a new way to foil fare flouters — sleeves to extend turnstile arms. The sleeves are the latest arrow in a quiver of turnstile modifications meant to keep evaders at bay while the MTA continues to seek a source for a more modern fare-control system.
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New York State Is Planning on Secretly Flooding Subways With Parole Officers to ‘Stop and Frisk’ ParoleesGenerally, parole officers are not required to have a warrant to search a parolee as they are technically still under ...
This “solution” is a train wreck! A flood of turnstile jumpers skipped the fare at a Manhattan subway station Friday — despite newly installed spikes the MTA apparently hopes will curb the ...
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Turnstile “fins” may be coming to a subway station near you as part of the MTA’s push to stop fare evaders. The vertical, metal “fins,” as they’re called ...
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