It should be included in taxes on the vehicles themselves which then gets priced into the product (just like fuel is currently). One major difference between t

It should be included in taxes on the vehicles themselves which then gets priced into the product (just like fuel is currently). One major difference between the US and EU for example is road taxes just for owning a car. The US kind of has that with registration, but the costs are too low for all vehicle classes. In the Netherlands, I pay €22/month for my economy car in a road tax that is separate from fuel taxes. If I drive more, then I'll obviously contribute more in fuel taxes. If I had a bigger car, the cost might be €50 or €100/month for a large box truck that causes considerably more wear and tear, even if it doesn't drive as far as I do on my daily commute in the economy car. Registration is included in this cost. If I deregister my vehicle, I stop paying the tax. I feel this is a better/fairer arrangement for all parties.