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I'd love to see a gas tax that is progressive based on population density within 10-20 miles of the gas station. They greater the population density, the higher
by malandrew 13y ago
I'd love to see a gas tax that is progressive based on population density within 10-20 miles of the gas station. They greater the population density, the higher the tax. Rural gas stations pay the least tax per gallon and city gas stations pay extremely high tax per gallon.
- pouetpouet 13y agoThis really is a bad idea. This subsidies sprawl and fuel consuming lifestyles. Gas taxes pay for a part of the externalities of fuel burning which rural folks do a lot more than urban dwellers.