Sentence examples for an extra fare from inspiring English sources

Commuters can now switch buses without paying an extra fare.

An app's ability to find a passenger in a lower-traffic neighborhood can add an extra fare or two to a given shift, drivers say.

This may cause you an extra fare if you happen to enter the uptown side when you're trying to go downtown.

Run by the Italian State Railways, it is an extra-fare train costing about $23 for a one-way ticket.

In the heavyweight era the Broadway Limited was an extra-fare, all sleeper (no coach service) train with an open-platform observation car at the end, such as Continental Hall and Washington Hall.

Now it was toting tourists, and my cab ride was available for a modest extra fare.

Or I could make a return reservation I knew he couldn't use and change it later for a fee of $100, plus whatever extra fare the airline might be charging then.

When the urge to visit the terminal strikes in midjourney on the No. 6 train, I even pay an extra subway fare to get out and catch a glimpse of what I now think of as "Uncle Harold's ceiling".

It would make up lost revenue by charging taxi riders an extra $1 per fare, increasing the cost of parking meters in the zone and taking away parking tax exemptions for people who live in the zone.

George Osborne announced in the Autumn Statement the decision to scrap an extra 1 per cent fare rise above RPI, which at 3.1 per cent is a higher measure of inflation than the official CPI. Bruce Williamson, of passenger group Rail Future, said: "Twenty per cent of a salary is an enormous price to pay for the privilege of travelling to work.

The tour operators send a delegation to tell us we may split up if we pay the extra fare.