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Toll road proposals
A new study has suggested that charging for road use would be a feasible alternative to the current system funded by taxes or fuel.
Currently fuel and excise duty raise around £38 billion each year, but this is set to fall - which means that a new system must be implemented. While the introduction of tolls would penalise some businesses, it would benefit those who use cars less, whilst also reducing congestion.
So is this a good idea? Tell us your thoughts.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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