a taximeter造句

• Fares are regulated by law and taxi drivers are obliged to use a taximeter.
• Since January 2007 VUC s have been self-governing institutions, teaching is financed by the Danish state via a taximeter funding.
• The film opens with some quick shots of celebrities, then moves on, inexplicably, to a receipt being churned out of a taximeter.
• On 16 October 2015, after Transport for London brought a case to the high court to determine whether the way Uber's app calculates a fare falls under the definition of a taximeter, it was ruled that the app is legal in London.
• There was a major development in 1973 when the Sumlock Anita Electronics division was bought by its main supplier of integrated circuits, Rockwell International of the U . S . A . The remainder of the Bell Punch Co . continued manufacturing and selling its other products, such as taximeters.