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When my state jacked up fuel taxes a few years ago, some local gas stations started printing the $/gallon that went to taxes on stickers on the pumps. Seems lik
by aaronbaugher 1y ago
When my state jacked up fuel taxes a few years ago, some local gas stations started printing the $/gallon that went to taxes on stickers on the pumps. Seems like a good thing: more information is always good, as long as it's correct. Same thing would be true of this tariff info -- good if correct.
It didn't last on the gas pumps, though, because ultimately people don't have a choice -- most have to drive to get to work -- so they get used to it.
- Zak 1y ago> ultimately people don't have a choice -- most have to drive to get to work -- so they get used to it. I don't think the intent of gas stations displaying the taxes is to convince people to use less gas. It's to create political pressure to reduce the tax.