The Bay Area Rapid Transit District has reported a significant decrease in fare evasion. This development comes one year after the installation of new fare gates was completed.
BART officials have estimated that the transit agency will see additional revenue as a result of this decrease in fare evasion. The estimated amount of additional revenue is $10 million.
Further details about the decrease in fare evasion and the new fare gates are available from the transit district's announcement.
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