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Pay-Per-Mile Car Tax Changes Are The 'Way Forward' And Needed 'As Soon As Possible'
30 Aug 2024 | Abstracted from GB News
"As more and more EVs come on to the roads the [British] Government will need to tax drivers differently...Under the current tax measures, petrol and diesel drivers are charged based on the emissions output of their vehicles...The proposed tax scheme would charge motorists for every mile they drive instead of based on the emissions output of their cars..point raised by drivers was the cost disparity between rural motorists and urban ones..."
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