A new report has suggested that more must be done to protect the UK economy amid mounting financial issues for the Government, some of which stem from falling fuel duty revenue. Experts have warned that the black hole left by the declining fuel duty rate has forced the new Labour Government to urgently think about solutions to plug the gap. It comes as the UK looks to move forward with its 2035 goals to ban new sales of petrol and diesel cars as industry experts flag a proposed pay-per-mile system of car tax to deal with fuel duty losses. However, they have urged the Government to act quickly …
