Sentence examples for exit fare from inspiring English sources

They borrowed the tunes from two old folk songs, "The Ship That Never Returned" and "Wreck of the Old 97," and wrote new lyrics about a hapless Everycommuter named Charlie who rides the train endlessly because he can't pay the nickel exit fare.

Users can add value to any farecard, but riders must pay an exit fare if the cost of a trip is higher than their card's balance.

The exit fare machines don't take credit cards, so customers that don't carry cash could end up stuck (or station agents will let them out without paying).

"Exit fare" machines (used with paper farecards) previously did not accept SmarTrip, and riders with insufficient value to pay their fare were allowed to exit the system with a negative balance.

At the end of your stay, be sure to save a few lempiras ($37.41 worth, to be exact) to pay your exit fare, or you may find yourself on a dock under the stars sipping Flor de Caña and trading 'how I ended up in Utila' stories with the rest of us.

Turn around and find the exit fare machine.

"WHAT is that, like a cult or a religion or something?" Angel L. Calle, a Miami Beach taxi driver asked a fare exiting the Wolfsonian museum, where the venerable art journal Artforum was hosting a dinner, one of many competing for the same time slot and the same group of deep-pocketed art worshipers almost every night this week.

Effects of occupant density, exit width and automatic fare gates on evacuation time are studied in detail.

Nearly all are eager and willing to pay the shortfall in their fares at exit barriers.

There was once a subway line that required passengers to pay an additional fare before exiting.

If the card contains the exact fare needed to exit, leaving the card at a zero balance, the card is not returned by the exit gate.