“It’s disgusting,” Metro rider Larry Howard told a Washington, D.C., television station about the people he sees getting on Metro buses and trains without paying the fare. “You notice about every day, going to work and coming in.”
Howard is right. You can hardly miss all the riders who are skipping out on paying their fare to ride Metro these days. Some estimates place the number of fare jumpers as high as 34% for some routes.
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