Sentence examples for bridge fees from inspiring English sources

Although critics of the plan have said that the region may be too poor to sustain toll lanes, Mr. Telles noted that local residents paid bridge fees at area border crossings.

"The Forest is the bit that everybody forgets but we get affected by bridge fees as much as anybody else.

Tomorrow at 10 a.m., "The Great Brew, View and Chocolate Bike Tour" visits a microbrewery and chocolate shop, with rides over the Williamsburg and Brooklyn Bridges; fee, $45.

Hopes have been dashed that Severn bridge toll fees can be reduced soon after the crossings revert to public ownership in about 2018.

She defends the affordability of Bridge's fee structure, arguing that Bridge was set up to be accessible to those parents already sending their children to low-fee schools.

Except for a few frugal souls who now try to cross into Manhattan free by snaking their way to the toll-less Harlem River bridges, the fees exacted on Westchesterites by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's fruitless stab at easing traffic would have been zero to minimal — whatever was left after Triborough or Henry Hudson Bridge tolls were deducted, or $2.50 a day at most.

Although the authority received a one-off compensation payment of almost £3m, other savings were due to underspends over a number of areas including legal fees, bridge maintenance and weather emergency, Audit Scotland's report of FETA's 2014-15 accountshowow.

That is closely followed by Paris Saint-Germain's purchase of the Brazil defender Luiz, who left Stamford Bridge for a fee of £50m (€62m) but is estimated to be worth £23m (€29m) less.

Maryland last month dropped all bridge tolls and transit fees for a weekend to get people traveling again.

Although Bridge charges relatively low fees, in the poor communities where their schools are located, tuition could cost a family with three children between half and all of their average monthly income.

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