Sentence examples for charges a fare from inspiring English sources

Although Southwest doesn't charge change fees, it normally charges a fare difference, if applicable.

The ferry, operated by Washington State Ferries (WSF), takes approximately 20 minutes for each of its 39 daily round-trip crossings., WSF charges a fare of $4.65 per walk-on passenger and $7.85 per vehicle during off-peak seasons, with varying fares depending on passenger age and vehicle size.

Reporters and others not employed by the state are often charged a fare equivalent to full-fare coach on a commercial airline when they use a state airplane.

DDOT initially had planned to charge a fare for streetcar trips, but officials were unable to install a fare collection system in time for the launch.

Prisoners were even charged a fare for the journey, allowing the railways to earn millions of Reichsmarks from the death transports.

The city would like to charge a fare of about 7 or 8 cents but has hesitated to raise the fare for fear of the mess which would arise from the flood of pennie and tokens.

By using a driver's mobile phone to track a journey and charge a fare on the distance and time travelled, Uber was operating with a meter, he said, which under current regulations only licensed black cabs are allowed to do.

In 1997 the State of Nevada passed legislation for the expansion plan to allow a private company to own, operate, and charge a fare as a public monorail system.

What if, Green wondered, people whose cars were already on the road could charge a fare in exchange for giving others a ride?

The minicab service, which charges users a fare depending on demand and distance travelled, says it has found no evidence of a security breach, although a number of UK users say they have had money withdrawn from their accounts for phantom trips.

Anyone charged a maximum fare due to this issue will get an automatic refund credited to their Oyster card early next week.