Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged to impose 'pay-per-mile' scheme on electric cars

Chancellor Urged to Impose Pay-Per-Mile Tax on ZEV Drivers

Campaigners have urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to impose a pay-per-mile scheme on British drivers to address the anticipated decline in revenue from fuel duty. In the UK’s drive towards net zero, more drivers are expected to switch from fuel and petrol cars to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). The transition will leave the government with a “looming back hole” as the funds from fuel duty will decline by an estimated £5 billion a year by 2033. The …

What is the pay-per-mile scheme? Chancellor urged to impose plans on drivers

Find out what the proposed pay-per-mile scheme is for drivers in the UK and how it could work if announced by the chancellor in October's budget.

Pay-per-mile car tax changes 'should be introduced' in Budget to ensure driver charges are 'fair'

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is being urged to introduce controversial pay-per-mile car tax changes or the Government could risk a "black hole" in public finances.Labour will unveil its first Budget on October 30, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer already warning of "painful" changes that will be needed to address the financial situation.An organisation has warned that the Government will massively lose out on revenue from fuel duty in the coming yea…

Chancellor urged to impose pay-per-mile scheme on UK drivers

Public transport charity Campaign for Better Transport issued the plea, claiming it would have public support. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is being urged to impose a pay-per-mile scheme on UK drivers to avoid a “black hole” from lost fuel duty revenue. Public transport charity Campaign for Better Transport (CBT) issued the plea, claiming it would have public support. It is proposing that drivers of zero emission vehicles (ZEVs), such as electric c…

Ministers urged to bring in pay-per-mile driving tax to avoid 'black hole' from lost fuel duty revenue

The Chancellor has been urged to introduce a pay-per-mile tax scheme to avoid a "black hole" of lost fuel duty.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged to impose 'pay-per-mile' scheme on electric cars

Public transport charity Campaign for Better Transport is proposing that drivers of zero-emission vehicles should be charged based on how far they travel to make up for lost fuel duty revenue.