Sentence examples for passenger rules from inspiring English sources

A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 M.T.Adoptspts New Rules On Subway Etiquette Under a new set of passenger rules adopted by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's transit committee, moving between cars -- as well as resting one's feet on the seats, sipping brazenly from an open container and straddling a bicycle while riding the subway -- will be prohibited.

Boats under 28 feet (8.5 m) do have limits to the number of riders, boats over 28 feet (8.5 m) typically do not, but many have strict rules if they are coast guard regulated and if you are a licensed captain you will need to follow passenger rules.

Mr. Mejias said that he also planned to petition state officials to exempt hybrids from the two-passenger rule for using the high-occupancy-vehicle lanes in Nassau County.

A group of five gussied-up young women out on a recent night in the meatpacking district curse out a cabdriver for enforcing the four-passenger rule and storm off, still cursing.

There was a Mazda Miata dressed like a Star Wars landspeeder (in flagrant violation of LeMons' no-passenger rule, C3PO occupied the front passenger seat).

New passenger safety rules were introduced.

Planes: Under European passenger rights rules, all EU airlines must offer meals and accommodation to travellers whose departure is delayed; the trigger is two, three or four hours depending on the length of the flight.

Besides lost ticket revenue from passengers who decide to abandon their journeys, they are obliged to provide hotels and meals for disrupted travellers - though a quirk in air passenger rights rules means non-EU airlines such as American, Delta and United have no obligation towards customers flying from US airports.

The European Union Air Passenger Rights rules that went into effect last year apply to all passengers who have a confirmed reservation, have checked in on time and are taking off from any airport in the European Union, or are flying to a European Union airport on a European Union airline.

Instead of using fines to enforce passenger rights rules, Transport Canada simply says it will assist passengers in resolving their disputes with airlines.

However, broadly speaking, these methods are not generic enough to be applied in contexts other than those in which they were developed, and moreover, they provide no details about passenger behavioural rules when a train arrives.