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Taxes on petrol should be used to subsidise public transport
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Reasons To Disagree
Public transport will either live or die on its desirability, not on its subsidised status
Its still not going to work
The motorist already pays through his nose for the "priviledge" of driving on our pathetic road system.
roading companies are very wealthy due to overprice machinery supplied by other countrys therefore forcing us to pay more fore roading, can solve this by the government put 1 billion into manufacturing new zealand made equipment
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Reasons To Agree
Our public transport infrastructure has been neglected for decades. Peak oil, high oil prices are going to mean that a lack of public transport will really hobble our economy. This is an urgent issue.
Motivation to use public transport
Any way to improve our public transport networks is a good thing.
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Reasons for Remain Neutral
special taxes should cover what they where collected for - was public transport mentioned?
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