Sentence examples for charging fares from inspiring English sources

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But could charging fares based partly on a passenger's actual weight be a trend?

He said that the line was not officially open yet and that he was waiting for word from his supervisor to begin charging fares.

In the same way that Uber has paved the way for e-hail transportation apps and charging fares based on GPS location technology, Lyft and other services are getting regulators to take a hard look at connecting communities of unlicensed drivers and passengers who need rides.

Options considered included: charging fares for the streetcar (the city had planned for the streetcar to be free), increasing the special property tax rate charged to property owners inside Interstate 277, soliciting donations from businesses and institutions along the line, such as Johnson & Wales University or using a portion of new property taxes created from development along the line.

He said overcrowding could be tackled by charging higher fares on busier trains and lower fares on less busy ones.

"Charging our fares but with costs twice as high — that's not a good business plan".

There will always be isolated markets, like Scranton, Pa., where airlines can get away with charging high fares.

A new coach route brings commuters from the Medway towns in Kent to London's main business centres, charging lower fares than trains do.Companies like National Express have long sought to shake off a dusty image.

He points out that the policymakers who opposed domestic deregulation in the 1970s eventually relented after they were shown incontrovertible evidence that deregulated intrastate airlines were charging lower fares per kilometer than interstate ones.

Continental said on Tuesday that it was reducing capacity and would begin charging low-fare passengers for certain services.