The MTA is testing out a new turnstile in order to cut down on fare evasion.
Both feature clear, tall doors that swing open.Fare evasion is on the rise on buses in New York City, exacerbating the financial crisis the MTA is already facing.
The MTA also demonstrated how the alarm system works if someone tries to follow another person without paying.All the news you need to know, every day
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