>They're not excessive - they're more in line with true cost of car dependent society. How did you come by that result? Assuming it wasn't from a magic hat, co

>They're not excessive - they're more in line with true cost of car dependent society. How did you come by that result? Assuming it wasn't from a magic hat, could you enlighten us a bit? Bear in mind, that drivers pay much, much more tax for their fuel in Denmark, too, compared to the U.S. Fuel taxes are a major part of many European countries tax income.