Fare card definition

Fare card means any pass or instrument, and value contained therein, purchased to utilize public transportation facilities or services. "Fare card" does not include "gift card" or "gift certificate" as those terms are defined in RCW 19.240.010.
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Fare card means any pass or instrument, and value contained
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Fare card means a card issued by the Issuer for display in a Taxicab or Accessible Taxicab Vehicle that sets out in full the rates authorized by this by-law;
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Examples of Fare card in a sentence

  • The rider must present either a Regional Reduced Fare card or a WTA issued card indicating pre-approval to travel with a PCA.

  • Veterans must present either a VA medical card or a DD-214 document in order to be eligible for WTA’s Veteran Reduced Fare card and Select products.

  • Upon acceptance into the program, you will be issued a Half Fare card.

  • In such cases the project documents should explain the requirements of meaningful consultations are fulfilled in accordance with the requirements of SPS.

  • Veterans must present either a VA medical card or a DD-214 document to be eligible for WTA’s Veteran Reduced Fare card and Select products.

  • Even though this information was provided to you when you purchased the monthly pass, as a result of this incident MATS has added specific language directly to the monthly pass that indicates that additional documentation (Medicare card or MATS Discount Fare card) is required if a person wishes to use the monthly pass.

  • Reduced Fare card must be shown to the operator when boarding the bus and swiped in the fare box.

  • Although the bus pass itself does not state that you need additional documentation to use it, the bus schedule clearly states that “Persons with disabilities must show a MATS Discount Fare card or Medicare card as proof of eligibility [for discount fares].

  • Of the majority that agreed with the amendment, some raised the following concerns: • Fare card wording needs to be clearer around when a meter should switch tariff to ensure consistency.

  • POS Device will also show the balance amount of the smart Fare card.


More Definitions of Fare card

Fare card means a card showing the amount payable for a journey by a taxi;
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Fare card means a schedule of current Fares provided by the Issuer of Licences for display in a Taxicab;
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Fare card means any pass or instrument, and value contained therein, purchased to utilize public transportation facilities or services. "Fare card" does not include "gift card" [Title 63 RCW—page 18] (2019 Ed.) Uniform Unclaimed Property Act 63.29.020 or "gift certificate" as those terms are defined in RCW 19.240.010.
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Fare card means the Fare Card issued under this By-law which is attached hereto as Schedule “A”
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Fare card means a closed loop transportation payment card to be provided to transportation customers as an alternative to the use of contactless credit or debit cards and payment enabled phones for executing fare transactions.
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