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Old 02-08-2023, 09:14 AM #1
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Default Bath, Somerset: Diesel vehicle drivers will now Pay more to park

[A plan to charge extra to park the most
polluting vehicles in Bath could
raise £225,000 a year.
The increases are due to come into force
in September, and will apply to all diesel vehicles.
Petrol vehicles that emit more than 131g
of carbon dioxide per kilometre will
also be charged more.

Electric vehicles and cleaner petrol cars
will be exempt,
but analysis by Bath
and North East Somerset Council found
66% of drivers will pay more.

Parking fees will be set on a sliding scale,
according to a vehicle's emissions or engine size.]



https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-66102609


This may make other places do the Same
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This is what happens to green bollocks it gets used to make money

ie it hides behind virtue as a cloak
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no one in that area is worried about pollution in windy Bath
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New Labour Chancellor & later Prime Minister Gordon Brown
advised the Public to buy Diesel.

He should fund it

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Robbing bastards.

Give incentives to less polluting cars, don't steal more money from those who can't afford compliant ones.
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it's another money grab, they have to pay for drag queen story time advertising

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