Thread: Taxman, opłat od: Dlaczego należy oprzeć się autostrady o przerobie usługowym.

W temacie o przerobie usługowym autostrady nie zniknie, a powinniśmy zwalczać go zanim będzie za późno. Kiedy czytam The Sunday Times na dobrym papierze staromodny w weekend, było to, co wydawało się stara historia podgrzewana, a mianowicie ankiety opodatkowania autostrady.
Late last year there was a brief outbreak of Poll Tax on Wheels headlines as proposals were being floated around as part of an overhaul of the motorway network.
It didnt cause that much of a gruczoł then what with Christmas and everything, but a slow burn on this story now seems to be filtrującego przez to other papers and outlets. If it wasnt for the fact that our hamburgery now have added horse power, such a proposal should be nearer the top of the news agenda.
We really need to make a fuss about this: 150 is the figure that has been plucked out of the air, probably on the basis that drivers twojej wont notice it that much. After all, it is not much more than a fill up and a half at the pumps and not far off the 145 I have to pay to the BBC each year for some reason. Well if I dont, they will arrest, fine and possibly imprison me.
Now I dont need the BBC to survive, but the motorway is quite vital to my way of life and income. In that respect 150 isnt a lot. If I work a little bit harder, charge my customers an extra few quid then perhaps Ill make the money in no time. That is of course just what they want everyone to do. I dont want to pay any more to drive my car on badly utrzymywane, roads and neither do you.
The trouble is that if we all ignore this it twojej wont go away. Indeed it will come to bite us very badly indeed, like the urban fox in your suburban garden with keys to the patio doors. Yes, news agendas are there to distract us from whats really going on, whether it is the killer NHS, or ways of squeezing more money out of drivers.
So whos written to their MP, made a banner or mixed the first Molotov?

The topic of motorway tolling isn't going away, and we should fight it before it's too late. When I read The Sunday Times on good old-fashioned paper at the weekend, there was what seemed like an old story reheated, namely poll taxing the motorway.
Late last year there was a brief outbreak of Poll Tax on Wheels headlines as proposals were being floated around as part of an overhaul of the motorway network.
It didnt cause that much of a stink then, what with Christmas and everything, but a slow burn on this story now seems to be filtering through to other papers and outlets. If it wasnt for the fact that our burgers now have added horse power, such a proposal should be nearer the top of the news agenda.
We really need to make a fuss about this: 150 is the figure that has been plucked out of the air, probably on the basis that drivers wont notice it that much. After all, it is not much more than a fill up and a half at the pumps, and not far off the 145 I have to pay to the BBC each year for some reason. Well if I dont, they will arrest, fine and possibly imprison me.
Now I dont need the BBC to survive, but the motorway is quite vital to my way of life and income. In that respect 150 isnt a lot. If I work a little bit harder, charge my customers an extra few quid then perhaps Ill make the money in no time. That is of course just what they want everyone to do. I dont want to pay any more to drive my car on badly maintained roads and neither do you.
The trouble is that if we all ignore this it wont go away. Indeed it will come to bite us very badly indeed, like the urban fox in your suburban garden with keys to the patio doors. Yes, news agendas are there to distract us from whats really going on, whether it is the killer NHS, or ways of squeezing more money out of drivers.
So whos written to their MP, made a banner or mixed the first Molotov?