Sentence examples for road charging from inspiring English sources
Remove toll roads when possible and oppose "pay as you go" road charging schemes.
UKIP is concerned about "pay-as-you-go" road charging (p37): "From October 2015, the EU will require all new cars to be fitted with the 'eCall' system.
The transport secretary, Alistair Darling, has said he will watch the road's progress to help finalise the government's policy towards road charging.
Privately-run Route 407, which opened last year, is the world's first all-electronic toll road, charging C$0.10 $0.077) per kilometre in the rush hour, less at other times.
She challenged fellow candidates to commit to "a new and smarter distance-based road charging system" in London with the money raised funding more cycling, walking and public transport.
Critics say road charging can only work if the proceeds are pumped into public transport, as in the case of mayor Ken Livingstone's £5-a-day congestion charge in London.
The Riverdale Country School on Fieldston Road charges $26,000 for kindergarten through Grade 5 and $31,200 for Grades 6 through 12.
The road charged 25 cents $$ in modern dollars) for saddle horses and twice that for two-axle stagecoaches.
Singapore was the first city to introduce road charges, in 1975.
In particular, the Treasury has yet to concede the principle that road charges can be used by local authorities to finance local spending.
But sources close to the deputy prime minister, John Prescott, insist that an announcement on road charges and parking taxes is imminent.
