The magic money tree. They have no concept about money and who pays for it. As long as it’s someone else.It's called road fund license and is a tax paid only if you use a motor vehicle on the road
Where do you think central government gets it's money from?
Various taxes, but there's no such thing as road tax.Where do you think central government gets it's money from?
That makes for a sad reading.Anyone want to buy a 15 year old Mercedes CLS? I’ll take £2,500 for it.
120,000 miles but drives like new. It’ll sit all day long on the motorway at 75-80. 3 litre so quick yet still gets 40 to the gallon. Serviced annually. 4 seats. Loads of space. Electric everything.
It’s one of the all time classic shape of car. It’s served me well in the 7 years I’ve had it. It’s too good to scrap.
The ironic thing is the Gov website says the ULEZ charge does not need to be paid!!
I’ve just replaced it with an E Class convertible, also 3 litre diesel just with the extra filters to satisfy our Mayor.
Correct, or Vehicle Excise Duty, but Road Tax doesn't exist, some people still call it that.There is a tax for using a vehicle on a road, it is specifically paid by people driving on roads and is called a Road Fund License. Therefore it is a road tax.
Pedantic? No, never.Correct, or Vehicle Excise Duty, but Road Tax doesn't exist, some people still call it that.
Yes, because when the anti-cycle brigade bring out the old "they don't pay road tax" argument they are wrong because it doesn't exist.Pedantic? No, never.
They should pay cycle path tax thenYes, because when the anti-cycle brigade bring out the old "they don't pay road tax" argument they are wrong because it doesn't exist.
It was based on the damage the vehicle does to roads until Gordon Brown decided to save the world by basing it of emissions.There are various levels of VED which are currently based not on your use of the road but on how polluting your vehicle is.
Hence cyclists not having to pay it.
So again cyclists paid no tax.It was based on the damage the vehicle does to roads until Gordon Brown decided to save the world by basing it of emissions.
Do you pay a tax to walk on the pavement?They should pay cycle path tax then
So are you paying to use the pavement?Surely it's your civic duty to pay for what you use.
The vast majority of cyclists also own a car, therefore paying "road tax"Well if cyclists paid to use the roads/cycle tracks there would be no need to impose a further tax on motor vehicles.
But not cycle taxThe vast majority of cyclists also own a car, therefore paying "road tax"
Assume that if cyclists paid tax then the only way you’d know is by registering the bike and it then having a ref plate? Not sure how you’d fit a reg plate in most bikes.
No problem, they can just have it tattooed on the back of their necks.Assume that if cyclists paid tax then the only way you’d know is by registering the bike and it then having a ref plate? Not sure how you’d fit a reg plate in most bikes.
Just scan the microchip inserted when they had the jabAssume that if cyclists paid tax then the only way you’d know is by registering the bike and it then having a reg plate? Not sure how you’d fit a reg plate in most bikes.
Would there be room, thought it was full of aids?Just scan the microchip inserted when they had the jab
I'm already setting off the alarms when I walk out of Waitrose with my quinoa and quails eggs.Would there be room, thought it was full of aids?
Best get another one sharpish.
Yes yes let’s create more tax, that sounds like a great idea.Electric bikes and scooters should be taxed because they are fookin dangerous to everyone.