Sentence examples for fares effective from inspiring English sources

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is raising its fares, effective April 1.

During peak hours (weekdays from opening until 9 30 a.m. and 3 7 p.m., and Friday and Saturday nights from midnight to closing), fares (effective 2014) range from $2.15 to $5.90, depending on distance traveled.

Considerably worse were spikes in both hate crimes and air-conditioning failures, record system-wide overcrowding, the looming shutdown of the indispensable L train, and — salt in the wound — a fare hike, effective next month.

While Richardson was often considered to have done her best work on stage – she won a Tony award for her Broadway role as Sally Bowles in Cabaret in 1998 – she was a film actor of considerable talent, who combined acclaimed performances in art-house fare with effective turns in more mainstream movies such as the 2002 romantic comedy Maid in Manhattan.

The fare changes are effective immediately.

With an unlimited card, which will cost $112, if you take 48 rides, the effective fare is $2.33.

With an unlimited card, which costs $104, only with your 50th ride does the effective fare drop below that, to $2.08.

Even at 47 rides, the unlimited card will be a virtual tie with the pay-per-ride card, with an effective fare of $2.383 on the unlimited card and $2.381 on the pay-per-ride card.

The survey suggested that some passengers found it hard to buy the most cost-effective fares - partly because not everyone understood the various ticket types available or could decipher the specific meaning of terms such as "advanced".

The Campaign for Better Transport has warned that super-peak fares would not be effective in managing peak demand, as many commuters have inflexible work times or family commitments.

We find that fully subsidizing bus fares would be the most effective and efficient policy.