Sentence examples for peak fees from inspiring English sources

Of that, the government collects about £2.4m in peak fees and other permits.

But if the season is cancelled will the govt refund peak fees?

The peak fee, she said, ends Oct. 31 and is for operating costs, while the transportation fee is for shuttling customers.

For example, in the case of a Boeing 757, the peak landing fee was about 2.5 times higher than the off-peak fee in all three airports.

In this way, the owners of individual buildings can lower the "peak demand" fees that utilities charge them each month.

But while Zermatt has a monopoly on the best views of the famous peak, Saas-Fee has plenty of advantages for a low-key winter break: a spectacular location of its own, loads of winter sports options, a good snow record and a less pretentious feel.

Subscribers will be able to waive one peak pricing fee per month, which is some relief for the thing you paid for now providing less value and convenience but also just makes the whole system more complicated.

As a result, Mr Parry finds, the net benefits of a road-specific peak-period fee (the gain of less congestion minus the cost of disrupted travel) would be about three times bigger than a petrol-tax increase calculated to curb congestion by the same amount.

Emily Gill, corporate communications manager for Dollar Rent a Car, confirmed the charges but said that both peak and transportation fees were assessed only by Dollar's Boston airport location to offset rising costs.

Airlines point out that higher fees during peak times would most likely be passed along to passengers.

Now, after $145 million of investments, Seagaia's golf is so popular that the peak-season greens fees this winter are rising to $300 a round.