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Fuel taxes don't cover pollution related costs; they certainly don't additionally also cover road costs and indirect costs to the neighborhood. Infrastructure i
by emn13 6y ago
Fuel taxes don't cover pollution related costs; they certainly don't additionally also cover road costs and indirect costs to the neighborhood. Infrastructure is funded as an investment for similarly indirect gains.
Comparing physical construction and maintenance costs to fuel taxes is excluding 99% of the costs and benefits; it's misleading comparison.