@dark_castle1 wrote:
j.d., as for the more economical vehicles you say people would buy, it would not make much difference because I think it is either 2016 or 2017 the road tax on said vehicles is going up to £140 per year from at the moment zero or £30 etc.
I was referring to vehicles that do more miles to the gallon rather than their current savings in road tax. If tax was added to fuel cost at the pumps it would make much more economic sense to switch to vehicles with smaller engines which are more energy efficient and less polluting.
