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This makes no sense, this should be combined w/ the weight of the vehicle. Also, what about people who live in rural areas and do school runs or work further.
by aquir 1y ago
This makes no sense, this should be combined w/ the weight of the vehicle. Also, what about people who live in rural areas and do school runs or work further.
Imagine the following: "Sorry matey, we can visit granddad and grandma this xmas because we would "exceed our quota" and had to pay a lot of money!"
- testdelacc1 1y agoPeople who read the article don’t need to worry about this happening. As the article explains, it’s a fee per mile, not a flat fee that kicks in at the 10000th mile. If you could afford the first 9800 miles, you can afford the other 300 miles to get to grandma’s for Christmas. > this makes no sense Indeed.
- bobsmooth 1y agoYou got a loicense for that road trip?
- Arainach 1y ago> Also, what about people who live in rural areas and do school runs or work further. Frankly, it's overdue for them to pay their fair share and for the rest of the world to stop subsidizing them. We've been subsidizing cars and rural lifestyles for so long that people feel entitled to them, but it certainly doesn't have to be that way.