UK considers per-mile tax for electric vehicles
The UK government is examining a pay‑per‑mile EV tax to replace falling fuel duty receipts, raising issues of fairness, privacy, rural impact and public resistance; gradual, transparent design advised.
Tony Blair Institute Proposes Road Pricing for UK Government
The Tony Blair Institute has recommended the UK government implement a pay-per-mile road pricing model to address declining fuel duty revenues due to electric vehicle adoption.
Pay-per-Mile System Proposed for EV Fuel Tax Equity
A pay-per-mile system could address the funding gap from increasing electric vehicle use, benefiting infrastructure financing and ensuring equitable road usage contributions.
Campaign for EV Tax to Address Fuel Duty Revenue Decline
The Campaign for Better Transport proposes a 'pay per mile' tax on electric vehicles to counteract anticipated fuel duty revenue losses, estimated at £5bn by 2033.
London's Mayoral Candidates Debate Future Transport Policies at Hustings Event
London's mayoral candidates gathered at County Hall for a debate on the future of transport policies. Topics included efficiency, accessibility, cost of living, road safety, pollution, and climate change, with differing opinions on taxi regulations and road charges.
