> They’re not wrong. Just look at London, where a (again, perfectly sensible) system of “congestion charging” and “low-emissions zones” Just wanted to point ou

> They’re not wrong. Just look at London, where a (again, perfectly sensible) system of “congestion charging” and “low-emissions zones” Just wanted to point out that the rich in London see this as more of a tax. i.e. Poor people are banned from driving in London, whilst it has made no difference to the rich. I knew someone who regularly sped in the bus lane, and saw the fines he got everyday as a fee for doing so. Fines make no sense unless they're weighted against your taxes (though of course, the rich find ways around paying tax too).