Fare evasion is an ongoing downside for the MTA. Photograph by Dean Moses A report that state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli launched final week confirms what we already knew: Fare evasion doesn’t simply price the MTA tons of of thousands and thousands of {dollars} — it prices you, the typical New Yorker, a bundle, too. Each time somebody hops the turnstile, sneaks by means of the emergency gate, or squeezes by means of the again door of a crowded bus with out paying the fare, you, the typical New Yorker, get taken for a journey, together with the MTA. For years,…
