Sentence examples for fare are charged from inspiring English sources

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Animals were allowed on public transportation (they can also get in taxis) and no fares were charged at stations in Zone A or anywhere in the Rockaways, where people also have to be cleared out — suggesting a cross between a holiday and barking bedlam.

Last year's American Express study found that 42percentt of spending by vacationers that did not involve advance purchases (like air fares) was charged to a credit or debit card, 40percentt was in cash, and 18percentt in money taken from A.T.M.'s, (cash or traveler's checks).

Labour said there needed to be a "very frank discussion" with rail bosses about why rail services have been "consistently underperforming" while passengers are charged "extortionate" fares.

Stored value tickets are charged on a more finely graduated basis with fares ranging from ₱12 to ₱19.

British trams usually were double-deck cars operated by two men, one of whom collected the fare; rates were charged according to a zone system.

Pre-dating smartphones, it defines a taximeter as "a device for calculating the fare to be charged in respect of any journey by reference to the distance travelled or time elapsed since the start…or both".

Stored value tickets are usable on either the LRT-1 or LRT-2 lines although a new fare will be charged when transferring from one line to the other.

No fares will be charged on the buses today or tomorrow.

He said higher fares had been charged on fuller planes because routes had not been "flooded with seats" as a result of keeping aircraft capacity down, and that costs had been controlled.

The higher $4 fares will be charged every day on all seven private bus lines, city officials said, even though two of the lines do not provide weekend service.