Sentence examples for current fares from inspiring English sources

It probably will, judging from current fares.

The current fares are $2.50 between New York and Newark Pennsylvania Station and $3 between New York and Broad Street.

Such an approach is impossible under the current fares regime, which limits increases on season tickets and some off-peak fares at inflation +3%.

Like Passenger Focus, the ORR said its research showed "many passengers find the current fares system to be complex, confusing and that it is difficult to identify the cheapest tickets or best journey options".

"Since we set our current fares in January 2009 the Retail Prices Index has risen by more than 9%, and the price of the fuel, which is our largest material cost, has risen by more than 40%." A one-week Ridacard is to rise by £1 to £16, a four-week Ridacard by £3 to £48 and an annual Ridacard by £36 to £576.

It displays key meter information, including the current fare and any extra charges, like tolls.

"These passengers will then need to make a new booking for the next available flight at the current fare".

(In Boston, for example, fares pay 29percentt of transit operations. In New York, the current fare pays 58percentt of the cost, according to the Federal Transit Administration).

The current fare levels for non-stop flights from Manchester and London to New York are around £450 return, which is likely to remain fairly constant for the next few months.

"Current fare is what drives traffic, so the question then becomes how to refresh old shows and movies," said T. S. Kelly, an analyst with Nielsen/NetRatings.

WITH its current fare policy, Metro-North has sent a rather unsubtle message to its customers: Don't buy your ticket on the train.