Bus Fees vs Bus Fares
Hi
In Education Institutions in India which provide bus services, there's a fee associated with the service, which has to be paid either annually or semi-annually. This fee would be a standard amount collected based on the distance of the students' houses with respect to the school. So if the students live within a 10km radius, they may have to pay Rs.750/; beyond 10km and within 15km may be Rs.1000/ and so on.
We usually refer to this fee as "bus fees", but now I'm wondering whether it can also be referred to as "bus fares".
Please help.
Thank you.
Top answer
A bus fare is the amount that you pay when you get on or off a bus or train. It is the cost to ride. A taxi fare is the same.
- A bus fare is the amount that you pay when you get on or off a bus or train.
- It is the cost to ride.
- A taxi fare is the same.
- You pay for the ride.
- Fees are associated with school-provided services.
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A bus fare is the amount that you pay when you get on or off a bus or train. It is the cost to ride.
A taxi fare is the same. You pay for the ride.
Fees are associated with school-provided services. For example, a parking fee to park your car on campus or a student union fee to use the student union facilities. If a school has a bus service for its students, I suppose there can
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