Sentence examples for fair fares from inspiring English sources

If the party wins in May, Richard Burden, the shadow roads minister, says Labour will seek to "devolve the powers and funding needed to ensure city and county regions can deliver fair fares".

As our Fair Fares Now campaign has pointed out, this will add hugely to costs for hard-working families, and contrasts with the government's willingness to stop fuel duty increases.

This represents a victory for the 'Fair Fares Now' campaign.

Give us fair fares.

Two years ago, Fair Fares was a pipe dream amongst transit advocates.

"Fair Fares is consistent with existing city policy," he told VICE.

How might this fair fare against other events this weekend?

The writer of "The Fair Fare When You Share a Taxi" (June 25), Ira Noveck, must be a money cruncher to come up with such a complicated formula.

There will, of course, be food, though if the last few years are any indication, you'll have to sift through the standard New York City fair fare to get to the deep Brazilian stuff.

In a sign he wants a clearer policy than his predecessor, Corbyn told the Independent on Sunday: "We know there is overwhelming support from the British people for a people's railway, better and more efficient services, proper integration and fairer fares.

In a sign he wants clearer policy than his predecessor, Corbyn told the Independent on Sunday: "We know there is overwhelming support from the British people for a people's railway, better and more efficient services, proper integration and fairer fares.