Sentence examples for minimum fare regulations from inspiring English sources

Another chapter in the ongoing saga between city cab regulations and on-demand taxi apps: cab app Hailo, which in London relies on a portion of the city's black cabs to power its taxi-hailing-on-demand service — meaning it is bound by the same minimum fare regulations attached to London black cabs — has raised its minimum pricing in the city.

State or local governments in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas and Oregon, have all passed minimum fare regulations.

The problem is that licensing regulations for black cab drivers stipulate they can't charge more than a £2.40 minimum fare at any time.

(The minimum fare is $10).

Solo riders using UberX now pay a base fare of $2.55 instead of $3, and a minimum fare of $7 instead of $8.

In France, the base rate (minimum fare) is set at just 1€ (72p).

The subsidies typically cover the minimum fare, making a short ride in Beijing effectively free.

Charges for travelling farther than the minimum fare were adjusted in 2006, from 1.6 to 2 yuan per kilometre.

Take the 'Minimum Fare' language out of the amendment.

The sharp-eyed among you will have noticed that Hailo's prior minimum fare also broke the regulatory minimum.

Taxis are available at bus stations and outside bars (£6 minimum fare).