Labour could be planning to introduce controversial pay-per-mile car taxes in the upcoming Autumn Budget in October, which would see motorists charged for using their vehicles. Road pricing schemes, like pay-per-mile, have been promoted in recent years as a way for the Government to claw back revenue from the falling rate of fuel duty. As more drivers switch to electric vehicles, which currently do not have to pay car taxes, revenue made from the added tax on petrol and diesel will fall, with some suggesting the total could reach £30billion within a decade. Reports now suggest that the Treasur…
