Re: just get rid of it.
I get the whole payg idea behind chucking vehicle excise duty on fuel prices, it's even proportionate.
But the whilst the idea of sticking insurance costs on there too might appeal from the get rid of uninsured drivers point of view, somewhere, somehow we need to be checking that the vehicles on our roads have been checked at least once per year that they are roadworthy - even though it counts for only one day.
ANPR wouldn't seem to be the answer there either.Perhaps you'd need to show a valid MOT at the time of purchasing fuel also?
Just thinkin'
SD
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