"transit expenses" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the costs associated with transportation, such as fares, tolls, or gas. Example: The company's budget was tight due to the high transit expenses incurred from sending their employees to attend conferences and seminars across the country.
He pointed to a statistic called the farebox operating ratio, which gauges the percentage of transit expenses covered by passenger fares.
(Only later, in 1998, did the rules change again to allow employers to make employees set aside money from their paychecks; debit cards soon emerged for storing that money and paying for transit expenses).
Commuters would be able to set aside more of their wages to pay for transit expenses, and New York State would receive a $16.7 billion increase in highway and transit spending through 2009, under the $295 billion federal transportation bill passed by the Senate yesterday.
The parking benefit is covered by the same tax provision that offers a more widely used program, which allows employees to use pre-tax income to pay for their transit expenses, like buying a commuter rail pass or a MetroCard in New York.
The Vietnamese have agreed to provide the equivalent of $30 a month in cash to each volunteer for a year, and $25 a month to each nonvolunteer, with the remaining money after welcoming and transit expenses, about $100 per person, being spent on special needs like medical care or housing.
Depending on how you submitted your transit expenses to your employer, you might not get the tax savings.
Right now, fees on drivers and transit users cover just 66percentt of all transportation expenses.
Congestion pricing fees can produce significant and recurring new money for mass transit's capital expenses.
Baggage Protection World Nomads will reimburse you for items lost or damaged in transit, and cover expenses incurred because luggage is delayed.
They say the deficit has grown in large part because the transit system's expenses have increased while the average fare, with MetroCard discounts, has dropped to $1.04 since 1995, when the last increase took the base fare to $1.50.
Also look for a commuter benefit plan, where you can pay for certain workplace mass transit and parking expenses with pretax dollars.
