Sentence examples for fare control from inspiring English sources

(i) A rail facility shall contain a fare control area with at least one entrance with a clear opening at least 36 inches wide.

According to the Automated Fare Control experts at New York City Transit, in order to be able to collect a fare when entering and also to provide a free exit, the high turnstiles must revolve clockwise for one group of riders and counterclockwise for the other group, unlike a revolving door, where everyone can move the same way.

There are some exceptions to this, as unlabeled overpasses and underpasses are present (like Bleecker Street on the (6)), mostly at transfer stations or stations with a central fare control area.

Mr. Berg said that after government-required fare controls disappeared with airline deregulation in 1978, consumers gained a wide range of price options with the increase in competition.

Placing the most direct regulatory burden for everything from fare controls to providing a system for commenting on driver courtesies on app providers, rather than on government or taxi companies, could insure higher ride quality while still preserving fair access and insurance-coverage rules — all without drivers losing their status as independent contractors.

The task force, Mr. Kiepper said, is considering changes to fare-control areas, including better lighting and higher railings.

The policies serving this strategy closing tax loopholes for the footloose wealthy, freezing rail fares, controlling rents and such like might not be bringing Labour the big poll leads enjoyed by Mr Blair, but they do seem to be rallying the disparate, left-wing coalition that Mr Miliband is targeting.

Certain operators – most notably Virgin Trains, on the east coast route that was last year still in public hands – have chosen to drive even harder, adding a whopping 5.5% on average to the fares they control.

The rail firm said it would be upping the fares it controls by an average of around 5.5%.

At the moment only off-peak fares are controlled by the regulator.

They are tastemakers and influencers, and they can use their platforms to focus on healthier fare and portion control, and to show us that bigger and richer is not always better. 5. City and suburban planners.