I don't care how well a turnstile stops fare evasion or counts people or any of that Bullshit, All I care about is the aesthetic and by that measure These:
Are so much better than these:
I agree, I just feel like we should use both kinds, the door for wheel chairs and with a different material than glass as well and normal turnstiles for able bodied people like how most metros currently are
I understand your aesthetic complaints, but when practical, having a "normal one" and an "accessible one" is never a recipe for success. One usually gets left behind, and well, it's not the one people call "the normal one"
Okay, I see what you mean, I just wish that the ones the MTA was designing weren't ugly modern glass, I do understand the issue and will stop
Okay but have you considered Perlée?
That brushed pattern you sometimes see on stainless steel in food areas?
Ooo, that would look nice on the doors
