Sentence examples for cash fare from inspiring English sources

Redeem 40,000 Avios for a British Airways return flight to New York, and you have to pay £301 – almost as much as the lowest cash fare.

Normally it costs big bucks to visit Bucks: the cash fare is £15 return from central London, and £4.30 from Chesham to Amersham (change at Chalfont & Latimer).

In our briefing on London and Paris ("The rivals", March 15th) we incorrectly compared London's Oyster card limit for Zone 1-2 with a single cash fare for similar zones in Paris.

In what seemed to be the longest minute ever broadcast on radio, Johnson struggled to work out the cost of a one-way cash fare from Angel, his local station, to London Bridge, his place of work.

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But both the daily price cap and the £2.40 cash fare for a single bus journey will be frozen.

"It's to discourage cash fares from being purchased on board," Mr. Boice said.

He had made $141 in cash fares, plus another $150 from credit cards, for a total of $291.

Crossrail is being financed through a combination of government cash, fares and an increase in land values.

Simon Palade, a driver for more than 40 years, said he sees far more cash fares around the first of the month, when paychecks are often issued.

Wedged in heavy traffic, Sal managed to back the bus onto an entrance ramp, turn around, and retrace his route, dropping the passengers at their stops and returning their tickets or cash fares along the way.