Embarrassed Colombian woman tries evading 75 CENT transit fare by sneaking under gate and gets TRAPPED by sliding doors

Transit riders in Colombia are going to great lengths to avoid paying their fares.

Such was the case in the Andean nation's capital city, Bogotá, when a woman got trapped while attempting to crawl under a glass entrance gate at a Transmilenio hub last week.

The wild footage showed her struggling to advance forward because she had no interest in paying the 75 cent fare.

A male passenger recorded the bizarre fare evader and laughed as she kept failing each time she tried to slide her buttocks under the bottom part of the gate.

'What you do for a ride, brother,' a man quipped while filming the woman attempting to slide under.

A female passenger was caught on video attempting to slide under a fare gate at a transit hub in Bogotá, Colombia, last week before she gave up because she could not get her buttocks past the bottom part of the gate

The woman extended her arms backwards and pressed against the gate to try to get her buttocks to fit under so that she could slide through without paying her 75 cent fare

After struggling to slide under the transit hub fare gate, the woman called it quits and crawled back out

The woman even tried extending her arms backwards and pushing against the gate but had to luck moving forward.

She finally gave up and crawled back out but not before the stunned passenger joked, 'You have to go to the gym because you are not getting by there. She is stuck there, all for a ride.'

Bogotá Mayor Diana Diago was livid that the woman was not arrest for fare evasion.

'They rob Bogotá and nothing ever happens,' she said. 'It's sad to see this kind of thing in our city.'

Transmilenio shared the video on their social media accounts and warned customers to reconsider paying their fares.

'Stay away from the dangerous and murky currents of evasion, remember to personalize and recharge the card,' the transit agency said.

Riders who are busted for not paying their fares can be fined $39.

Fare evasions decreased from 28.5 percent in 2022 to 15.3 percent last year, according to Bogotá government data.