Sentence examples for lead to higher fares from inspiring English sources

He cited expectations that consolidation would lead to higher fares and fees.

Some in Congress already oppose big airline mergers, concerned that they will reduce competition and lead to higher fares.

But transport unions claimed the recommendations could cost thousands of rail jobs and lead to higher fares for some commuters.

The deal would create the world's largest airline, reduce competition and undoubtedly lead to higher fares and fewer flights.

That merger was rejected on the ground it would reduce choice and possibly lead to higher fares.

"The harsh reality is that Labour's uncosted and unnecessary plans for buses will lead to higher fares and bigger tax bills".

US Airways' dominance of those airports has led to higher fares and limited competition over the years.

While those mergers helped the industry return to profitability and brought more stability, they also led to higher fares, regulators said.

The development comes in the same week as thinktank IPPR published a new report arguing that the failure of other cities to emulate TfL's co-ordinated, city-wide approach to public transport provision had led to higher fares, poor bus services, and increased environmental impacts.

"The TLC's implementation of the City Council's legislation to increase driver earnings will lead to higher than necessary fare increases for riders while missing an opportunity to deal with congestion in Manhattan's central business district".

The transit tax also funded improvements to the adjoining Metromover system, including removal of the 25 cent fare, with the idea that higher ridership on the system would lead to higher Metrorail ridership, as well as the realization that the cost of fare collection exceeded fare revenue.