Sentence examples for electronic fare from inspiring English sources

This time around, with electronic fare cards and discounts, an increase could mean very different things for different commuters.

ELECTRONIC TRANSIT-FARE CARD -- Legislation that would create a single electronic fare card for use on the region's mass transit systems cleared the Assembly Transportation Committee last week.

Despite its lower cost, PATH offers high-tech features, like tap-and-go electronic fare cards and onboard television screens that stream news and weather reports — amenities that the troubled New York City subway is still struggling to install.

September 6 2014 MOMA PS1's summer afternoons of dancing, experimental music, and architecture come to a close on Sept. 6, with a show that includes two artists from the venerable Tri Angle Records, a small North Brooklyn label with a penchant for gloomy electronic fare.

New York's was one of the last major transit systems to adopt an electronic fare system, and it is hard now to remember that just six years ago, transit officials were still complaining about how reluctant New Yorkers were to use the MetroCard.

Like electronic fare collection installed over the last six years, new tracking technology -- similar to that used by air traffic controllers -- will take the New York subway to a level that its smaller cousins in Washington, London, San Francisco and Montreal have been at for decades.

Small-scale and acoustic acts particularly shine, but more amplified and electronic acts fare very well, too.

This is the dominant pop music for audiences that have long felt alienated by hip-hop or don't connect with electronic teen fare courtesy of Justin Bieber and cohorts.

The album offers pop songs with guest vocalists, but onstage 3BallMTY was all electronic club fare: three producers at laptops and a mixer, layering beats and samples for a kinetic set that segued amid house, electro, hip-hop and Latin percussion before finally unleashing its pop vocal hooks.

Once gone, transit staff who usually inspect, maintain and repair the subway system's tracks, electronic signals, fare machines, turnstiles, escalators, overhead lighting and other components will come in to test, replace and mend portions of the New York subway system.

The result is surprising and doesn't sound like the typical generative music you'll find in any digital arts installation which is, more often than not, some kind of dull minimalist electronic ambient fare.