Sentence examples for an average fare of from inspiring English sources

Holders of 7-day cards, which cost $25, make 16 linked trips a week, for an average fare of $1.56.

In contrast, a person who buys a bonus pay-per-ride MetroCard has an average fare of $1.74.

With the cost of a 30-day pass at $81, that results in an average fare of $1.45.

It offers flat-bed business travel from £799 return, with an average fare of £999, compared with the £4,000 'rack rate' from major network carriers.

The Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, which represents fleet owners, wants a 23percentt fare increase, which would produce an average fare of $8.45 and increase the flat rate for a ride from John F. Kennedy International Airport into Manhattan to $49 from $35.

Our brand new trains will be cheaper than other rail services, greener than the plane, quicker than the coach and will get passengers from London to Edinburgh earlier than they can arrive today, all for an average fare of less than £25".

The plan would mean an average fare increase of 10percentt in the first year for more than 90percentt of New Jersey Transit's 380,000 daily bus and rail commuters, many of whom buy monthly passes.

That trend continued in 2012/13 with an an average fare rise of 4.7% for Englanders both outside and inside the capital.

There is also some evidence for an average fare reduction of about 3%%.

Passengers face an average fare rise of 6.2% in the new year, with some commuters seeing their tickets go up by as much as 12.8%.

The last of our super-cheap connections between New York and the Caribbean to land travelers outside of the US enclave of Puerto Rico occupies a tantalizing fourth place here, boasting a yearly average fare of just $306 return.