[harwood red]

I have no probs with road tax going on fuel but think insurance may be a bit of a sticky one. It could lead to massive increases on the end price for products in the shops as most produce is transported by roads. Also public transport could be hit so massive ticket price increases would prob follow. There's also the issue of cars that don't move hardly paying the same as those who use cars regularly as staionary cars can still be targeted by thieves and arsonists and yet those car owners by hardly purchasing fuel would still be able to claim. It would also take away the reward of safer drivers as they who hardly claim would not be rewarded as those who are frequent claimers would in effect be paying the same insurance. I'm sure there would be some way round this but not quite sure what