Followed and reposted

And, as I noted in my thread, the tax raised by such a scheme would need to be ring-fenced for ongoing road improvements

👉 Pay-per-mile isn’t just about tax—it’s about trust. If revenue is reinvested in better roads, public transport & green infrastructure, people may see it as progress, not punishment.

But challenges remain:
🔐 Privacy concerns if GPS tracking is used
🏞️ Rural drivers may feel penalised
💷 Public acceptance depends on visible benefits

⚖️ Fairness – Drivers contribute in proportion to how much they use the roads.
🌍 Climate – Differentiated rates can encourage cleaner vehicles & reduce congestion.
💡 Innovation – Modernising road taxation for a 21st-century transport system.