Why Don T Bikes Pay Road Tax at Brianna Harding blog

Why Don T Bikes Pay Road Tax. You can tell them that, as a matter of fact, road tax was abolished in 1937 and replaced by a tax related to a vehicle’s carbon emissions instead. No, cyclists don’t pay road tax. Road tax is also linked to the emissions of a vehicle, which of course bicycles don't make. They also don't pay ved as this is based on. Cars cause road wear, bicycles don't. For starters, “road tax” doesn’t really exist. Just like drivers, cyclists don't pay road tax because it was abolished in 1936. The simplest answer is because bicycles aren’t motor vehicles. Cyclists are here to stay and there will continue to be cars on our roads. So, next time someone tells you that cyclists don’t pay road tax and therefore have no right to be on the road, you can politely inform them that neither do they. The department of revenue says the “motor vehicle usage tax is a tax on the. There used to be a “road tax”,. And there are good reasons why. Bicycles also take up minimal space on the roadway.

For starters, “road tax” doesn’t really exist. The department of revenue says the “motor vehicle usage tax is a tax on the. They also don't pay ved as this is based on. Just like drivers, cyclists don't pay road tax because it was abolished in 1936. There used to be a “road tax”,. Bicycles also take up minimal space on the roadway. No, cyclists don’t pay road tax. The simplest answer is because bicycles aren’t motor vehicles. You can tell them that, as a matter of fact, road tax was abolished in 1937 and replaced by a tax related to a vehicle’s carbon emissions instead. Cars cause road wear, bicycles don't.

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Why Don T Bikes Pay Road Tax Cyclists are here to stay and there will continue to be cars on our roads. So, next time someone tells you that cyclists don’t pay road tax and therefore have no right to be on the road, you can politely inform them that neither do they. Bicycles also take up minimal space on the roadway. There used to be a “road tax”,. The department of revenue says the “motor vehicle usage tax is a tax on the. And there are good reasons why. You can tell them that, as a matter of fact, road tax was abolished in 1937 and replaced by a tax related to a vehicle’s carbon emissions instead. Road tax is also linked to the emissions of a vehicle, which of course bicycles don't make. Cars cause road wear, bicycles don't. For starters, “road tax” doesn’t really exist. No, cyclists don’t pay road tax. They also don't pay ved as this is based on. Just like drivers, cyclists don't pay road tax because it was abolished in 1936. The simplest answer is because bicycles aren’t motor vehicles. Cyclists are here to stay and there will continue to be cars on our roads.