Sentence examples for fare enforcement from inspiring English sources
The estimated cost for fare enforcement wasn't included in the analysis.
[WNYC] A city councilwoman criticized the increased fare enforcement on select buses for disproportionately punishing the elderly and sick who can't properly work ticket machines.
Fare enforcement is critical for light-rail lines because, unlike Metrorail and other subway systems, there are no turnstiles at stations.
It was established that "police who encounter undocumented migrants during the course of fare enforcement activities will leave any follow-up action to federal authorities".
As part of LYNX's initial "fare enforcement blitz" during the first week of February 2008, 41 citations were issued with one arrest in the first day of enhanced enforcement.
The report found that fare evasion enforcement has been on the rise in recent years, and argued the locations where enforcement was most frequent — such as the Gallery Place and Anacostia stations — served a high proportion of African Americans, suggesting targeted policing.
The legislative analysis also found that the state would pay for the line's electricity and fare collection enforcement in addition to the monthly availability payments.
1301 et seq., preempts the States from prohibiting allegedly deceptive airline fare advertisements through enforcement of their general consumer protection statutes.
HOUSTON — Raids on 14 illegal bus companies here have shed light on a seedy underground system that transported illegal immigrants all over the country and that sometimes held them captive until their relatives paid exorbitant fares, federal law enforcement officials said Thursday.
We talked about the last time the Republicans were in political leadership of the department, and how federal civil rights enforcement fared under John Ashcroft and Alberto Gonzales of the Bush administration.
Several interviewees were keen to see how the Wellcome Trust's stronger enforcement fared before deciding whether to pursue a similar policy themselves.
