Sentence examples for Take a fare from inspiring English sources

Macquarie calculates that it will take a fare increase of 20-30% to sort things out.The sooner the better.

A cabby can be fined for refusing to take a fare, but this rejection is allowed whenever the off-duty light is illuminated.

"You don't dare take a fare out past the city limits here anymore because the guerrillas will stop you at one of their roadblocks and kidnap you and your passenger and take your car," he said when asked why he was leaving.

Hailo may also test whether putting cross-streets, rather than just house numbers, makes drivers likelier to take a fare.GetTaxi also works mainly with regular taxis, but it relies on business customers almost as much as on individuals.

Kalanick described a driver convincing his wife to hide in the trunk so he could take a fare.

Our driver, an overweight, sunny man called Joe, told us he'd never taken a fare to find 35m-year-old rock before.

It included a patio and a washer-dryer, but "I didn't want to take a three-fare zone from M.T.A. to PATH to light rail," Ms. Davis said.

When she was 16, she and her sisters took a trolley (fare: 5 cents) to a pool to swim.

Or for more authentic fare, take a 10-minute drive out of town for the "Cody Nite Rodeo," and watch cowboys rope cattle or ride bareback on bucking bulls.

Unlike Uber and Lyft, which take a cut of the fare and compensate drivers per ride, Waze does not collect payment and drivers only earn back the cost of gas for the trip.

It will even take a slice of taxi fares.Despite the strong headwinds, Southend's offering could take off: a wealthy catchment of millions of people lies within an hour's train trip from London's Liverpool Street station.