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I don't know about elsewhere, but in CA a lot of the road money comes from (or at least is supposed to come from) taxes on gasoline/diesel. https://taxfoundati
by henryfjordan 8y ago
I don't know about elsewhere, but in CA a lot of the road money comes from (or at least is supposed to come from) taxes on gasoline/diesel.
https://taxfoundation.org/state-road-funding-2017/ https://taxfoundation.org/state-road-funding-2017/
That means that Rideshare drivers are largely paying their fair share.
- brewdad 8y agoYour own link tells you exactly how it is elsewhere. Did you read it? It also shows that 38% of CA's road funding comes from sources not tied to motor vehicle use (meaning sales taxes, income taxes, etc). The median US state (NH at 25 and ID at 26 derive only 48% of their road budget from road user fees. IMO, that means rideshare drivers are far from paying their fair share.