Sentence examples for flat fare of from inspiring English sources

A flat fare of €30 covers most of central Madrid.

The airport is one of the few spots in Atlanta with readily available cabs and a ride downtown costs a flat fare of $30 for one person, plus $2 for each additional person.

Unlike other railways, the C&SLR had no ticket classes or paper tickets; when the railway began operations, a flat fare of two pence, collected at a turnstile, was charged.

With the opening in 1900 of the Central London Railway from Shepherd's Bush to the City with a flat fare of 2d, the District and the Met together lost four million passengers between the second half of 1899 and the second half of 1900.

After a year and a half of keeping a flat fare on all its rides, on-demand transportation startup Lyft is set to begin a test of dynamic pricing based on demand.

The increase is the first since 1995, and puts the cost of a flat fare at the upper end of urban transit systems around the country.

On January 19 , 2015 the company introduced $5 flat fares to Pool.

Instead of flat fare, researchers try to make a flexible pricing strategy which will attract more passengers and make higher revenue [156, 157].

Mr. Sherman's group, which represents nearly a fifth of the industry, has asked the city to raise the initial fee to $2.50 from $2, raise the mileage rate, and raise the flat fare from Kennedy Airport to $49 from the current fare of $35.

Both of those competitors have focused on trying to create a predictable price structure for their passengers, with Lyft moving from the idea of "donations" to a flat fare structure.

Prior to this, stations west of Old Mill and east of Victoria Park were geographically part of the zone 2 fare zone, but the subway used a flat fare system, so they were treated as being part of zone 1.