BART Reports Major Crime Drop 1 Year After New Fare Gates
📍 Aftermath
BART reported that, one year after installing systemwide fare gates, rider crime fell by about 67 percent, a decline the agency linked to the new equipment. The agency highlighted that the drop occurred even as ridership increased, presenting the fare gates as a key factor in the safety gains.
The coverage concluded with BART crediting the upgrades for the substantial crime reduction.
Epilogue added 33d ago, after coverage quieted.
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BART Crime Down sf.streetsblog.org · 61d ago
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BART Reports Major Crime Drop 1 Year After New Fare Gates KQED · 61d ago broke it first
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