It has been almost two years, but the MTA is keeping active a “prototype” modern gate system designed to stop fare evasion, ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority revealed Monday it notched a tiny drop in fare-beating – but could still lose around $700 million to toll evaders even as it spearheaded a host of schemes ...

New procedures such as the strict front-door-only policy that might irk T riders have proven successful in cracking down on fare evasion and crime, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority officials ...

Fare evasion has been a costly problem across the MTA’s system of trains, buses, bridges and tunnels, with $700 million lost in 2022 alone. The transit giant’s quest to recover the lost ...

SEPTA says far too many Philadelphians aren't paying to ride the transit system. It costs the agency about $50 million yearly in lost revenue.

SEPTA is cracking down on fare evaders with a $300 fine, new high-tech machines and a greater police presence By David Chang, Yukare Nakayama and Matt DeLucia • Published April 25, 2025 ...

The study was done in partnership with BART and several other organizations. Using BART’s own data, the findings show the majority of arrests on the system weren’t for fare evasion at all, but ...

SEPTA released its mid-year crime report for 2025, which shows significant increases in enforcement related to fare evasion ...