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![]() "Ben Nunn" wrote in message ... Unless I'm very much mistaken, it was dave F ), in message who said: So it's back! Should big car owners face higher tax charges? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3202590.stm I remember this topic been discussed on this NG before the CONge$tion charge was introduced. I still believe large engine capacity engines and above average car length vehicles should face an extra tax. Also should company's that provide company cars be charged a double vehicle tax? Personally, I feel that big cars should pay /less/ tax, in an attempt to encourage car-pooling. This would solve a lot of problems. The number of vehicles on the roads at present with only one occupant is utterly criminal. Obviously, asking four people to travel in a ****ing supermini is veering towards the inhuman, but I'd quite happily be driven to work with three colleagues in an executive or luxury car. Isn't that a sensible solution? Car polling only works if a) everyone can commit to travel at the same time, and b) you actually like the people that you're travelling in enough to want to spend every morning and evening in the same car as them! But I agree - if several people are doing the same journey each day, it makes tremendous financial and environmental sense to consider sharing. |
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