Sentence examples for fare transportation from inspiring English sources
The problem formulation involves two objective functions: the minimization of the transportation fare and the maximization of the transported gas volume.
But because the vans are privately operated, passengers who are connecting to a subway or bus will have to pay $2 to ride the vans as well as public transportation fare, which is $2.25 for a single trip.
And sometimes, when I have the money to walk to the pharmacy that carries it – I don't want to wait until I can scrape together the public transportation fare, too – and pick up my other meds, I stay home anyway, worried that, in the walk to the pharmacy, I could miss out on an interview request, or an editor emailing me with a story on a tight deadline, locked in by FOMO.
But Governor Geraldo Alckmin and Mayor Fernando Haddad would not go back in their decision and would not negotiate transportation fare reductions.
With falling wages, cuts in benefits, and alarming public transportation fare hikes, New Yorkers are fighting back with their own brand of economic disobedience.
The catch?...passengers who are connecting to a subway or bus will have to pay $2 to ride the vans as well as public transportation fare, which is $2.25 for a single trip.
Also in the dataset are detailed information on the non-food expenditure, which includes expenditure on education, healthcare, housing (house rent, cost of maintaining the house and the furniture), clothing (clothes, shoes), utilities, house appliance, transportation (transport fares, petrol purchased, maintenance of cars, bicycles), and communication.
Even lesser bettors are offered reduced-fare transportation, hotel rooms, free drinks and cigarettes while gambling, and other inducements.
By Maria Lokke June 20, 2013 This week, João Pina has been photographing the expansive protests in São Paulo, where tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in demonstrations set off by an increase in public-transportation fares.
But Governor Geraldo Alckmin and Mayor Fernando Haddad still refused to negotiate transportation-fare reductions.
The protesters, mainly university students but also activists from leftist political parties, appear to be loosely tied to an organization called the Free Fare Movement, which advocates sharp decreases in public transportation fares or doing away with the fares and financing transit through tax increases.
