Sentence examples for system of fares from inspiring English sources

East coast's new government-backed owner will operate "within the current system of fares regulation" and, should the loss-making business turn the corner, all profits will be returned to the public purse.

The issues now are whether it will be one of 25 cents or 50 cents -- to $1.75 or $2 -- and whether there will also be service reductions and a restructured system of fare discounts.

One aspect of the London Transport reforms was however maintained; the new system of flat fares within ticket zones, and the inter-modal Travelcard ticket continues as the basis of the ticketing system.

"Ending a century-long system of two-fare zones dramatically increased the mobility of New Yorkers.

The systems list millions of fares, though they have largely been unsuccessful in getting airlines to share their most deeply discounted Web-only fares.

It wipes clean the slate, replaces it with a system of tolls and fares designed as incentives to minimize congestion in the central business district, ease circulation around the region and revive public transit.

Taxis in White Plains operate on a system of eight zones, with fares ranging from $3.90 to $6.75, although owners would like to institute a gas surcharge of 50 cents, Mr. Menendez said.

Mr. Yassky said the commission was planning to tighten its oversight of fares, including a system known as "geo-fencing" that would turn over control of the meter to a computer that could detect when a taxi left the city.

The minority shareholders of the corporation approved the proposal at an extraordinary general meeting on 9 October 2007, allowing MTRCL to take over the operation of the KCR network and combine the fare system of the two networks on 2 December 2007.

With European trains now using airline-style ticket pricing systems, business travelers can take advantage of fares that vary according to peak or nonpeak hours, advance versus walk-up tickets, and other criteria.

Airlines, railroads and most transit systems were private and funded out of fares and fees.