Sentence examples for a single fare for from inspiring English sources

The two carriers would establish a single fare for travel on T.W.A. international flights for Piedmont passengers, whose flights generally begin in the Southeast.

The basic idea was to lower the tariff rates by 20 50% and to create an equal, affordable price in the most frequent travelling distance of under 25 km (where people did not use the train before) and to have a single fare for journey above 225 km.

The proposals would end the situation where passengers face paying almost the same for a single fare as for a return, allowing passengers to break up their journey in the way that works best for them.

Also, the company is accused of violating the law by offering the "shared ride" option, which allows strangers to split a single fare in order for the car to use the HOV lane, according to the letter.

The Conservative MP for Tunbridge Wells, Greg Clark, said the introduction of the new compensation system, which will also enable passengers delayed for more than an hour to claim a full refund for a single fare, would be a "red letter day for rail passengers".

The most common way is using cash to purchase a single fare paper ticket valid for 90 minutes.

The terrorist attacks put the finishing touches on Atlanta's tourism crash, which has affected everyone, including hotel clerks and taxi drivers, who now wait in lines for hours at the airport and hotels for a single fare.

The limousine service costs $270 round-trip and $135 for a single fare.

One customer, who lives near Darlington in County Durham and travels each Friday to work in London, said the cost of a single fare had jumped from a reasonable £14.50 for a single to a minimum of £27.45, because the cheapest fares were no longer offered.

For travel including the Edinburgh Airport tram stop, a single fare is £5, and an open return ticket is available for £8.

For those paying by cash a single fare will cost £2.40, a 4.3% rise.