Sentence examples for toll prices from inspiring English sources

Other knock-on effects might include a change in airline passenger rights, more expensive fuel and motorway toll prices, and limits on duty free.

Most of the controversy is over higher toll prices, and not the PATH fare increases, which many insist have been held artificially low and subsidized by the Port Authority for too long.

In the markets, all this news was taking its toll: prices for corn and wheat were spiking upwards, rising almost a third on global markets as forecasters suggested grain stockpiles could shrink by as much as 50% as the summer wears on.

Toll prices on traffic networks have been traditionally determined using a single expected demand value or deterministic demand supply relationships.

So it seems highly plausible to get the GPS devices programed to advice on a variety of routes based on the users budget and toll prices.

This paper simultaneously compares socially optimal toll prices in both private and public operation periods, road quality, and concession period under SPCS and TPCS, respectively.

Coalition members said the toll pricing plan would ease traffic congestion, reduce air pollution and bolster the region's economy.

Mr. Catsimatidis worries about the high cost of things, he worries about toll pricing, he worries about limited opportunities for children of the lower classes.

Electronic toll taking makes it relatively easy to change toll pricing -- perhaps raising fees at peak-traffic times and locations or having drivers pay more for low-congestion "fee ways".

Before long, Santiago could be a city full of electric vehicles charged by "smart" power grids, many of them driving on highways equipped with traffic-reducing automated variable toll pricing.

Based on the derived subsidy plans, we further investigate the optimal toll price.