The MTA is looking into replacing NYC's subway turnstiles with gates that would physically open to let passengers through.

Transit officials have griped about fare evasion for decades, but until now never moved to fundamentally redesign the city's subway turnstiles.

The update is the latest in a years-long plan to remove the familiar turnstile and replace it with the kinds of toll gates ...

New Yorkers should expect new turnstiles at 20 subway stations by the end of the year, MTA officials said Monday — with another 20 coming in 2026. The update is the latest in a yearslong plan to ...

The MTA has also made systemwide turnstile modifications, such as installations of delayed egress on emergency exits at 70 stations so far, turnstile sleeves and fins (leading to a 60% decrease in ...

The MTA is looking into new technology that would replace New York City's subway turnstiles with security gates. CBS News New York's Derick Waller reports.

The MTA is planning on replacing turnstiles with modern gates in 20 NYC subway stations later this year.

These gates are the cutting-edge and are aimed at both ensuring fare compliance and making the system more accessible ...,” ...