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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
You know the only person that calls it vehicle emissions tax is the chancellor a couple of times a year in the budget, the rest of the time the treasury call it car tax, the dvla call it car tax, the aa call it car tax as do most other organisations, that being the case it's not unfair for other vehicles to pay to use the facility of roads, as for insurance, do horsey types pay insurance? You are right about the road tax though, abolished in 1937, I doubt there's many that remember paying it and if there are I'd question whether they should still be on the road
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The 'car tax' for small cars is £0. How much do you think cyclists should pay?
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Originally Posted by papa smurf
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Use of Cycle lanes is not mandatory (nor is the use of pavements by pedestrians for that matter) especially those full of parked cars.
It's clear the car has misjudged crossing the main thoroughfare with that trailer thing attached.