Standardisation drives motor tax reform in Commonwealth era
The article discusses a push for motor taxation based on engine power across the Commonwealth, arguing current schemes are unfair and proposing a standard approach. It notes varied tax methods, fuel duties, and vehicle sizes, and highlights plans to create common tyre and vehicle standards to ease production and maintenance.
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