The Case for Fare Enforcement
Transit systems need the rules to matter
I used to believe that fare collection was a barrier to good transit service.
The belief was appealing for its counter-intuitiveness; like many people, I’m a sucker for ‘Slate-pitch’ contrarianism, that considers the common-sense view and argues that, Well Actually, the truth is the opposite. That argument, applied to fare collection, went like this.
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