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It's simply another aspect of this ridiulous, badly thought out idea that has not been addressed.
The Government's own estimates put the number of untaxed vehicles on the roads at about one in twenty - or more than one million. Many of these are unregistered.
Among these are cars belonging to British people, and the ever increasing number of cars owned by foreign nationals.
Owners, keepers and drivers of these vehicles have completely free rein to do whatever they wish. They are secure in the knowledge that, unless they are stopped (most unlikely) and rigorous enquiries made (even less likely), they can continue unfettered by the laws that most of us obey.
Road pricing will just be another burden on the law-abiding motorist which will be ignored by the freeloaders.
It's simply another aspect of this ridiulous, badly thought out idea that has not been addressed.
The Government's own estimates put the number of untaxed vehicles on the roads at about one in twenty - or more than one million. Many of these are unregistered.
Among these are cars belonging to British people, and the ever increasing number of cars owned by foreign nationals.
Owners, keepers and drivers of these vehicles have completely free rein to do whatever they wish. They are secure in the knowledge that, unless they are stopped (most unlikely) and rigorous enquiries made (even less likely), they can continue unfettered by the laws that most of us obey.
Road pricing will just be another burden on the law-abiding motorist which will be ignored by the freeloaders.
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