By James Barron Good morning. It’s Thursday ... shortly before the pandemic. Fare evasion was down 25 percent in the last half of 2024, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Mr. Kennedy has, for example, promoted the value of vitamin ... expedite concealed-carry licenses and crack down on subway fare evasion. Local officials countered that crime in the district ...

California Department of Motor Vehicles, for example, has issued 1.7 million ... economically stressed or habitual fare evasion— so transit agencies can adjust enforcement strategies, refine ...

BART has a fare evasion problem. Solutions ... Menos said gates that can keep more fare evaders out would be “a good example of a solution that’s different than a punitive response” and could lessen ...

“It’s something she thinks is good ... fare and toll beaters than the $1 billion a year the congestion tax is supposed to raise. The agency says it has lost more than $5 billion to toll ...

In 2024, more than 1 million cases of fare evasion were recorded in Switzerland, reported RTS. The number has more than doubled since 2019. Why? Data published by the public transport association ...

It took exactly two months, a rejected appeal, followed by an escalated appeal for TfGM to finally inform me that I would be refunded the £60 as a “one-time good will gesture ... A crackdown on fare ...

“Improvements to systems and software should also be considered to further support fare evasion analysis and activities into the future,” the audit found. Loading “One key example of this is ...

On buses, CityCats and ferries, drivers have a special button to press if passengers don’t swipe on. Train drivers don’t have that button.

Officials said the number of fare evaders plaguing Bay Area Rapid Transit trains dropped significantly this year. Last year, ...