Sentence examples for carriage fare from inspiring English sources

Leaving the same gathering, the impoverished "public physician" has no money for carriage fare.

Hackney Carriage fares within the city boundary are set by the mayor and must be charged using a taxi meter.

It does not regulate private hire vehicles or Hackney carriage fares outside the city and these fares would normally be agreed with the driver before the journey.

But support for the bill, known as Intro 86, is limited; it has been stalled for more than a year, in part because the city adopted a competing bill last year that raised the fares carriage horse drivers could charge and ensured that the horses got five weeks' rest in a pasture outside the city.

The government also insists the improvement of services, such as electrification and better carriages, necessitates higher fare increases in the short term.

There is often a quiet carriage or discounted first class fares on weekends that may help make your journey more enjoyable.

The city council is responsible for setting fares for Hackney carriage journeys within the city boundary - which must be charged by a taxi meter.

"Hard pressed commuters on overcrowded carriages have been hit with fare rises of up to 33% since 2010 and no end is in sight for the antiquated Pacer trains that David Cameron promised to replace.

The City Council passed a bill on Wednesday that increases the fare for horse-drawn carriage rides and improves some conditions for the horses.

The Pit Stop While Carriages (01423 867041) serves tapas and modern European fare, Knaresborough is surprisingly stony ground for foodies.

Despite rising fares, crowded carriages and cancellations have made headlines this year.