"transport fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the costs associated with transporting goods or people. For example: "The transport fees for shipping this package across the country are quite expensive."
The Brazilian Judo Confederation says it has provided judogi (uniforms), transport fees, food baskets, and medicines.
Portals matter because they aggregate content, and access to content generates transport fees for operators.
Rather, they resurrect a fairly humble idea: that, whether because of tariffs, import barriers or transport fees, trade costs money.
The MVNO allows content providers to get their hands on transport fees, but operators feel ambivalent about the concept.
Technology also eliminates transport fees, an important barrier in a nation where the majority live on fewer than $2£1.2424) a day.
He could do far more to open up a statewide market for water, regulate transport fees and encourage experimentation with the aquifers.
"If such subsidies cover 100percentt of its capital, the transport fee could be set low because it only has to cover things like personnel expenses and electricity.
Frenzied drivers will still have to do some work, though — they'll have to drop off the battery on the return leg of their journey and pay an unspecified "transport fee," though they can also choose to keep the battery and pony up the difference between the price of the old and new batteries.
After she signs the check, he'll deduct his daily transport fee from her already paltry wages.
During his first term, he sought and won Council approval for an Emergency Medical Services transport fee that would allow the County Fire & Rescue Service to bill insurance companies for the cost of ambulance transports at no cost to County residents.
He won Council approval once more for an Emergency Medical Services transport fee and, after securing support from volunteer fire companies who defeated it in the 2010 referendum, the program went into effect.
