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Hard data on the impact of the fare will come in four months, when the city reads the meters.

The new fares will come into effect on 2 January.

The news comes after the rail industry recently announced that a 2.2% rise in average rail fares will come into effect from 2 January.

The hope is that the government's ongoing review of the fares system will come up with sensible tweaks and limits on prices.

The rise in transport fares in the capital will come into effect more than two weeks later than planned after an issue with the price of travelcards.

The increase will come into effect in January next year on all regulated fares including season tickets.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 12 , 1928P. 15 Mayor Walker, who is said to be under hot fire because of the subway fare issue, will come out all right.

"The business traveler has taken a powder" from dependence on the top-level walk-up fares that once supported the finances of major airlines, Mr. Boyd said, and airline executives who think the old fare structures will come back are deluding themselves.

We went in for the oysters We might never eat again, Went for snot and shell-clack As something to remember In the times when fare is plainer: The day will come when you no longer Cash your cheques at Coutts.

The rail fare increase will come into effect in January.

Where the next meal will come from is not a worry for the participants in the Summer Davos in Tianjin, China, where delicious fare is on offer.