Subway barriers have been installed at 56 stations by the MTA to enhance safety, prioritizing locations with higher ridership. Governor Kathy Hochul has committed to installing more than 100 metal barriers by the end of the year. Safety improvements are seen with a 3% drop in major crimes and increased customer satisfaction. An MTA survey indicates that 59% of riders support more barrier installations. Feedback from riders at key stations shows a positive sentiment toward the safety provided by these barriers.
The MTA has installed subway barriers at 56 subway stations which prioritize locations with higher ridership and island platforms as part of a statewide safety initiative.
Governor Kathy Hochul committed to improving subway safety and aims for more than 100 station barriers by the year's end, emphasizing that New Yorkers' safety is a top priority.
Customer satisfaction has risen dramatically this year, aided by the new platform barriers and the deployment of security measures like security cameras and increased NYPD presence.
An MTA survey revealed that 59% of riders support barrier installations throughout the system, reflecting a positive response from station commuters regarding safety improvements.
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