Regular news: Issue 604 31 Aug 2012
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Car use, Funding / Financing, Pricing / Charging / Tolling, All of UK
Motoring taxes need to triple to cover externalities, says IPPR
MOTORING TAXES cover at most a third of the costs imposed on society by car travel at, according to an analysis by the Institute for Public Policy Research. The IPPR says that the 5.7p/km motorists pay in fuel duty and VAT only partly accounts for the externalities of car travel, which the think-tank identifies as 15.5p/km, although it adds that even this could be an underestimate. The analysis was conducted for a report that scrutinises and rejects the claim that there is a “war on the...
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