(07-30-2017, 10:56 PM)guohua Wrote: ...Does part of your health care get paid by that tax?
It's generally accepted that the any form of tax is 'put in a pot' and divided towards the many aspects of
running a country. The monies accrued from the public using vehicles tends to be perceived soley designated
for maintenance of highways, governance of traffic and safety issues.
Road tax - owning a usable road-worthy vehicle of an type requires the owner to pay a tax on that vehicle.
If the vehicle can't be used for a length of time for many reasons, the owner can request monies
back from the Driver Vehicle Licencing Agency (DVLA) for the time that it's off the road. It must be
kept on private land and not on the public highway during that time.
I've posted the 'Plan' proposed by the UK Government below, it's a long essay and at times, may seem boring.
It is, but because I believe I've failed to explain how the media have taken the 'diesel ban' out of context for the
sake of ratings, I suggest it would be prudent to at least read the area below where I've marked with capital
letters.
I'm not a Government shill... or at least, if I am I don't know it and they haven't paid me yet.
But in my view, this is a simple idea outlined to give an idea that incoming technologies could assist in keeping
the air that flows around the world, clean when it passes over London the UK. (WTF?!!!)
It's basically a nod from a current Government to the hippies that protest in the capital, saying the anecdotal
jet-pack and hover-boots we promised your grandparents will be arriving soon... just like they said back in the
60's.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.