MTA unveils new turnstiles to crack down on fare evaders

Crane hit bridge in Upper Manhattan causing major delays for No.1 subway line

La MTA anunció la implementación de un nuevo sistema de entrada al subway. Poco a poco irán sustituyendo los torniquetes que han sido utilizados para acceder por nuevas puertas automáticas. Según la autoridad metropolitana de transporte, las nuevas puertas demoran unas dos semanas en ser instaladas. A lo largo del 2026 tendremos unas 40 de estas puertas automáticas instaladas en la ciudad. ¿Qué piensas de este sistema? Te leemos.

🚆 The MTA's latest move in the fight against fare evasion is a new turnstile design that was put into place at the Broadway-Lafayette, Third Avenue and 138th Street stations this week. 🎤 Marla Diamond reports 📸 Marla Diamond 🔊 Tune into 1010 WINS at 92.3 FM for more local news #newyorkcity #nyc #nyclocalnews #nycnews #news #localnews #mta #nycsubway #subway #fareevasion #fare #masstransit #tech #newstok

The MTA had a big announcement for riders moving through Grand Central: A major repair job will help fix the crumbling concrete and rusting metal that have needed to be addressed after a century of decay. The fixes come with a hefty price tag: $2 billion. There are some major companies pitching in to help with the cost, but what will the repairs mean for riders in the meantime? #grandcentral #mta #nyc #metronorth

Train shed at Grand Central Terminal to be rebuilt