SEPTA began installing signs at stations warning customers that they could face a $300 fine for jumping turnstiles and failing to pay for their ride.

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

I am appalled that you would allow, even tongue-in-cheek, the ”Turnstile-jumping and other `free` adventures” article to see print! Does writer Phil Vettel understand how hard the CTA i… ...

Artificial Intelligence AI targets turnstile jumpers to fight fare evasion, but experts warn of downside The MTA in New York City has deployed AI surveillance tools in seven subway stations ...

A man caught jumping the turnstile at an East Harlem subway station pepper-sprayed NYPD cops moving in to arrest him early Wednesday, cops said.. The would-be fare beater had just jumped the ...

Hizzoner used to occasionally “jump the turnstile” as a broke young man visiting “a shorty” on the “long A train ride” out to Rockaway, Queens, he said at a town hall in the neighborhood.

It's just the latest idea to stop turnstile jumping. Earlier this year, the MTA installed spikes on turnstiles at the Brooklyn Bridge City Hall Station, but people could still be seen jumping over ...

Jumping a turnstile at a SEPTA station could cost you $300 SEPTA is cracking down on fare evaders with a $300 fine, new high-tech machines and a greater police presence ...