The phrase "auto fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to fees that are automatically charged or deducted, often in the context of services or subscriptions.
Example: "The subscription service has a policy of auto fees, which means that your account will be charged automatically each month."
Alternatives: "automatic charges" or "recurring fees".
Annual auto use fees would rise from the current $5 or $10, to $15 or $30.
He wants auto insurance fees to rise from $5 per purchaser to $15.
The new revenues would include an estimated $9 million from a $5 or $10 increase in auto registration fees, the amount depending on vehicle weight.
The Assembly has approved a plan that would increase auto registration fees by $8 to pay for the changes, though the measure has stalled in the state Senate, where Republicans have questioned the fee.
But its most innovative, and controversial, feature is a proposal to raise $1.9 billion by issuing bonds against future revenue from the state's cigarette tax and auto registration fees.
Auto License, Fees, Registration Expenses.
Then the economy crashed and the country could no longer afford the excesses associated with auto racing — the fees to host the race cost tens of millions of dollars annually — and Alonso's career, too, began to fade.
And in Detroit, a convoy of Christian and Jewish religious leaders, driving Toyota Prius hybrid gas-electric cars, pressed automakers to produce more efficient alternatives to the S.U.V. FAMILY VALUES, PART II -- Some "Sopranos" cast members appeared at auto dealerships for fees of up to $10,000 each.
In fact, the cost of driving can be staggering if you add in the costs of depreciation, sales tax and registration fees, auto insurance, maintenance and repairs over a five-year period.
The package includes new fees for auto licenses, taxis and rental cars, but these may not provide enough steady income.
