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What country is this intended to be in? I can see it, possibly, happening in more forward minded societies... but certainly not the United States. If anythin
by aquaticsunset 7y ago
What country is this intended to be in? I can see it, possibly, happening in more forward minded societies... but certainly not the United States.
If anything because there’s no way in hell they can cost effectively retrofit the vast amount of old vehicles we all tend to drive here.
- criddell 7y agoIf I had to implement it, I’d do a two stage system. If you install a tracker you pay ten cents per mile. If you don’t have a tracker you have to report mileage every year and pay twelve cents per mile plus a $40 processing fee.
- dmurray 7y agoThe cash for clunkers program paid $4k to everyone with an old car. A couple of hundred dollars for GPS trackers (and transmitters, which is presumably what is meant) seems well within the collective budget of all parties who pay for cars in the US.