Sentence examples for commuter ticket from inspiring English sources

By 1960, Butch is spending so much time downtown he might as well buy a commuter ticket.

Commuter ticket prices soaring above the rate of inflation, overcrowded services, dreadful food... train companies and their employees aren't the most popular lot right now.

Michael Roberts, the chief executive of the Association of Train Operating Companies, said: "The government decides the average increase of commuter ticket prices and other regulated fares which train companies will be required to introduce.

But players often see their purchase more in the light of a commuter ticket or a pass to a buffet.

Approach one of the ticket machines that says "commuter ticket".

Commuter tickets to London are around twice as expensive for the same distance as in the next-priciest country, France.

A solution to that problem and the problem of different colored wristbands at other hospitals might be taken from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's rail commuter tickets.

New Jersey Transit trains between Red Bank or Little Silver and Penn Station take an hour and 20 minutes, and monthly commuter tickets are $301.

E-ZPass users would see an added monthly maintenance fee of $1. Rail commuters' ticket prices would go up about 5percentt.

As striking tube workers recently had to explain to indignant commuters, "ticket takers" don't in fact spend most of their time taking tickets: they spend most of their time explaining things, fixing things, finding lost children, and taking care of the old, sick and confused.

That means regulated fares will likely rise by more than 4% at the start of 2014, adding more than £200 to the annual price of commuters' tickets in the south-east of England.