But it is the first to occur without an adjustment in the base fare for a single ride, which will remain $2.

Under the 2003 increase, the base fare rose 33 percent, to $2, from $1.50.

In the late 80s, for a short time, the base fare increased to $.75.

The current base fare is $1.75 for 90 minutes of unlimited rides.

A $2.25 ticket will cost you $7 on the train, more than triple the base fare.

It kept their base fare at 10 cents for an extensive period of time.

That $1.30 is comfortably below the old base fare of $1.50.

A transfer may be purchased for 25 in addition to the $1.25 base fare.

Raising the base fare now, he said, is simply bad timing.

Each zone is $0.70 added to the base fare of $1.50.