Sentence examples similar to inflated fare from inspiring English sources
Cabbies claim that drivers would be endangered by passengers travelling late at night who thought they were being driven deliberately slowly in order to inflate fares.
When riders do not know the area, many fear that drivers will take them "for a ride" to inflate fares.
Customers fear that drivers will take them "for a ride" to inflate fares - especially when riders do not know the area.
Taxi drivers say that if they cannot afford a lawyer -- which is true for many -- they are given little time to defend themselves against such accusations as refusing to pick up passengers or taking indirect routes to inflate the fare.
I can get Uber rides at a 1.8-inflated fare now, completely guilt free, because the sky looks a bit ominous.
In 2014, Easter fell during those days, which meant transport fares were inflated.
Even the sceptic, ceramic designer Emmely Dovaston, 22, says she prefers travelling on the quieter, cooler new bus but is dubious about the cost of the conductors, and points to fares that have inflated 50% under Johnson.
He earned his fortune as a mergers specialist and then fought against corporate trusts, subway fare increases, anti-Semitism and inflated utility bills.
The Indian Express claims it has found at least 12 instances in which inflated invoices were submitted to claim reimbursement much higher than the actual fare (Indian Express).
Prices are wildly inflated.
