Sentence examples for fees for drivers from inspiring English sources

In that meeting, the commission also said it would not raise the licensing fees for drivers until it has raised how much they were paid per mile.

Mr. Paterson's budget office does not count that figure as part of the roughly $5.3 billion in new or increased taxes and fees in the budget, including about $4 billion in new income taxes on high earners, increased taxes on utilities and new fees for drivers' licenses, hunting and more.

A recent YouGov poll found that 72% of Londoners support even steeper fees for drivers of older or dirtier cars - a plan known as the ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) which has recently been implemented by Mayor Sadiq Khan.

Besides, getting there will cost you more anyway because fees for driver's licenses, vehicle registrations and rental cars have jumped.

The senators are looking at the $10.2 billion held by local school districts in state-required reserve accounts, at raising fees for driver's licenses and various other fees, and at accelerated tax collections and delayed payments.

What's needed instead of taxes is for automobile users to help finance the M.T.A., through a combination of a revised congestion pricing plan, increased fees for driver's licenses and auto registration, and increased fuel taxes.

Mr. Livingstone said the congestion fee for drivers of vehicles that produced the lowest carbon emissions would be dropped.

A decade ago, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pressed for an $8 congestion fee for drivers in parts of Manhattan during peak hours, but the measure was defeated in Albany.

I applaud and admire Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for his leadership in proposing an $8-a-day 8-a-dayion fee for drivers in New York.

Ken Livingstone, the London mayor, announced a plan that would roughly triple the congestion charge fee for drivers of the most polluting vehicles entering central London, to $47 a day, from $15.

Mass transit is an acceptable way to travel, and the city ought to help make it more popular by charging a modest fee for drivers and using the proceeds to improve mass transit.