Sentence examples for face fare from inspiring English sources

This means rail passengers now face fare rises of more than 4% in the new year.

The report examined what Network Rail delivered from the money it spent, as passengers face fare increases of about 4.1% in the coming months.

Bus passengers across the UK are facing fare rises in excess of inflation as they return to the roads following the new year break.

Rail passengers are facing fare increases from January.

In spite of all this, bus riders are facing fare hikes twice that of rail riders.

At the same time, passengers could soon face another fare increase and the transportation authority is seeking more taxpayer support, already half a billion dollars a year, to close a huge budget gap.

State transportation officials said today that New Jersey Transit riders would not face a fare increase this fiscal year, despite earlier concerns that the agency might be short of money.

Commuters face train fare rises and the income tax deadline lurks at the end of the month.

The plan comes as season-ticket holders face average fare rises of 8% in the new year, at a time when passenger numbers are rising on a network where rail costs are seen as too high.

It is merging with Metro-North, riders face proposed fare increases as high as one-third, another shipment of new cars is to be put into service, and now its president is leaving and a successor is being sought.

The free passes and the salary increase in the face of fare and toll increases simply reinforce a common perception among transit riders that the leadership of the authority is out of touch with its customers, transit advocates say.