Sentence examples for reduced fare for from inspiring English sources

NSB tickets are generally cheaper, though not for some groups with reduced fare; for instance students are granted a greater discount with Flytoget than with NSB.

The Greater Manchester Combined Authority permits reduced fares for persons under 16 years of age, and free or reduced fares on Metrolink after for pensioners.

There are reduced fares for a third or fourth adult or child under 16 in a cabin.

Splendid prizes, the most exalted patronage and reduced fares for the oarsmen have been the baits held out to tempt competitors from every country.

Her transport policy includes a promise to freeze fares on London transport until April 2014, as well as free travel to all Londoners actively seeking work and reduced fares for students and those on the minimum wage.

In the late 1970's, a main aim of the federal government's deregulation of the airlines industry was to stimulate competition, and Mr. Kelly won praise for offering reduced fares for tourists and business travelers.

Many packages provide reduced fares for domestic flights to and from departure points, and most include daily breakfast (ask what kind), hotel service charges, city and sales taxes, but exclude airport taxes and departure fees (usually about $65).

New York City also provides a $45 million subsidy for transit passes for schoolchildren; $13.8 million to provide reduced fares for the elderly; $17.2 million for transit for the disabled; and $67.6 million to maintain Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North stations within the five boroughs.

Free bus-to-train transfers have reduced fares for many commuters and more buses have been added to shorten waiting times.

There, you may find offers for 25percentt off a trip on Acela, the high-speed business class train on the Northeast corridor, discounts on travel to see Oakland Raiders or San Diego Chargers games, and reduced fares for getaways to New Orleans or Miami.

The agreement and increased competition will probably reduce fares for trans-Atlantic travel.