> That’s a red herring. Lorries don’t have to be taxed the same way as cars, and actually most of the time are not. Yes, but I can see it being unpopular to in

> That’s a red herring. Lorries don’t have to be taxed the same way as cars, and actually most of the time are not. Yes, but I can see it being unpopular to introduce a "road repair" tax that is justified based on drivers paying for the damage that they cause to roads and then not apply the same rules to the vehicles that cause the majority of the damage.