exact change

You want to be able to pay other things in exact change, if possible.

If you are boarding at one of these, pay the driver with exact change.

Order wine and you're out another $3 - exact change is appreciated.

"It is useful to know that you need exact change on most American bus systems," she said.

The sales person replied, "I hope you have exact change."

Maybe one out of twenty customers pays with the exact change.

The two new passengers try to pay their fares without the exact change.

"The real delays we see are in the cash lanes and people using exact change."

We were given yellow envelopes with green bills and the exact change.

Lots of visitors do not know, however, that buses require exact change.

You knew the guy with exact change would win."

'It costs a buck, and the driver will want exact change.

Instead of exact change, riders should be able to use monthly bus passes.

Eventually, that will mean no more fishing for "exact change," less waiting time and reduced air pollution.

He always had the exact change, unless he wanted to leave a tip.

The exact changes that are required for this to happen are not well understood.

Carrying small bills or using exact change, particularly in taxis, can help protect you.

Why do you need exact change on the bus?"

You can pay with a Metrocard or exact change but not dollar bills.

Above-ground, tickets can be bought on board in the front car, but you'll need exact change.

The gain is getting into the faster exact change lane on the route out of Manhattan.

A few minutes later, however, a bus driver let me stay on the bus even though I didn't have the exact change.

When we got to the bridge, she pulled into the Exact Change lane without me saying a word.

The announcement pages for the respective versions offer more details as to the exact changes.

Subway stations have token booths, so having exact change is not a problem.