Sentence examples for fare systems from inspiring English sources

At Needham & Company, James Ricchiuti follows Cubic, a defense electronics company that also sells automated fare systems to metropolitan transit authorities.

Compared to the relatively smooth-running fare systems in Washington and Chicago, New York's appears to have been designed to challenge, and to create long, unwieldy lines.

In cities in Europe and Japan with unified fare systems, a ride from point A to point B costs the same no matter what mode is taken.

The service began in June 2010 — the first one-card-serves-all solution for the region's fragmented transit system — simplifying access and payment to regional trains, buses, subway lines, streetcars and ferries, all with varying fare systems.

Other airlines will quickly adopt bundling as soon as they can develop fare buckets that will increase their total profits and they can program their information systems to handle the new fare systems.

The results suggest that the fare systems of health care and dental care should be revised because they contribute to inequalities in health care.

We show that (i) an off-board fare payment system is the most cost effective in the majority of circumstances; (ii) bus congestion results in decreased frequency while fare and bus capacity increase, and (iii) the optimal running speed grows with the logarithm of demand.

Taxis, Car Services and Commuter Vans Vehicles will be permitted to pick up more than one passenger, using a zone fare system for maximum fares.

On transport, Berry has announced an ambitious plan to phase out fare zones and introduce a flat fare system within ten years.

Ridership has grown by about 20percentt since early 1998, when Long Island Bus adopted New York City's Metrocard fare system, allowing riders to transfer between the two systems free of charge.

But Mr. Siegel joins a growing chorus calling for an overhaul of the complex air fare system that most of the major carriers have adopted.