Sentence examples for equivalent fares from inspiring English sources

These fares remained far cheaper than the equivalent fares from Waterloo to Brookwood for both living and dead passengers on the Southern Railway (SR), which had absorbed the LSWR in the 1923 restructuring of Britain's railways.

After the 2008 recession, youngsters without a university degree or its vocational equivalent fared especially badly (see chart).

In the absence of a comparison at the time of purchase a closest equivalent fare should be obtained using a similar itinerary and advance purchase parameters.

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.

If travel does not originate in Boston and is more expensive than traveling from Boston, we will fund the portion of the fare equivalent to the fare from Boston.

Using this long journey as a benchmark, the research found that tickets in London are more than twice the price of almost every city in the top 20 - excluding Washington DC, where the equivalent single fare is £3.79.

Currently, the bonus does not kick in until more than the monetary equivalent of four fares is placed on a pay-per-ride card.

The changes are prompted by increased competition from traditional carriers like United Airlines and American Airlines, which have reduced their costs in recent years and can now profitably offer many fares equivalent to Southwest's.

According to its research, some fares for equivalent journeys on the Continent are 10 times cheaper than in Britain.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority estimates that at least 5 percent of city bus riders fail to pay their fares, the equivalent of turnstile jumping in the subway.

Fifty-one business people who work for larger companies were charged the equivalent of first-class fares on a commercial flight, or $6,500.