A new video just released by veteran transportation reform advocate Doug Klotz (we profiled him back in November) shows that the new swing gates installed by TriMet along the Orange Line in inner ...

The four-foot tall gates would be installed at SE 8th and 11th Avenues and would be closed at all times (whether a train is coming or not), requiring people to swing them open in order to pass through ...

This is the key to the city, and it cost only $27. The key unlocks swing gates next to every subway turnstile, granting easy – and free – access to all platforms and trains. And while these ...

The stations that received the taller fare gates are: The stations were selected based on data showing they have experienced “significant” fare evasion and misuse of emergency swing gates ...

The updated gates are over 6 feet tall with clear swing-style doors and a metal barrier over the top that has spikes. The doors are made of polycarbonate, a material that is 200 times stronger ...