Sentence examples for of a single fare from inspiring English sources

One customer, who lives near Darlington in County Durham and travels each Friday to work in London, said the cost of a single fare had jumped from a reasonable £14.50 for a single to a minimum of £27.45, because the cheapest fares were no longer offered.

The price of a first class stamp today is only about 25% of the cost of a single fare on the bus in London".

The limousine service costs $270 round-trip and $135 for a single fare.

Older person's bus pass holders who currently use the pre-booked Taxishare service free of charge would have to pay a single fare of up to £3.50 under the proposals.

In 1971, Metro Council insisted that the zone fare system be removed to allow residents of the suburbs to travel anywhere with a single fare.

It's noticeably cheaper than paying cash – a single fare costs £1.40 instead of £2.40 – and is a convenient alternative for people who are visiting the city.

To decide whether to buy a single fare or invest in prepaid fares, consider the nature of your trip and how often you use public transit.

A single fare costs £1.50.

A single fare on the PATH train, the diminutive commuter subway system that connects parts of Manhattan to New Jersey, would be raised by $1, to $2.75 a ride.

A single fare is $10 at the station, $16 on board.

For those paying by cash a single fare will cost £2.40, a 4.3% rise.