Taxes on petrol are the best way to pay for road projects and reward environmentally friendly cars?

On average, everyone agrees with nonconsensus between 177 voters.

Reasons To Disagree

Taxes on petrol are one way to fund road projects.

The motorist already pays through his nose for the "priviledge" of driving on our pathetic road system.

shud be spent on a power supply and every1 convert to golf carts throughout the city , benefits; road death will drop, exspensive bitumen can be put back into grass and maintained with a mower, less polution down our drains , reduce the smog , brighten the city , become a world class city and and change the name to the city of eden hahaha like thats gona happen

I would get rid of Fuel Taxes replace it with a $2000 p.a. per vehicle (p.v) Road User Charge where they pay for all the roading and public transport, with $500 p.a.p.v. going to commuter services, balance pays for both WOF and Reg, plus basics to ensure the vehicle is road worthy, and a new set of tyres every six months. Heavy Vehicles over 3 tonnes would pay a higher rate.

Reasons To Agree

We should be encouraging environmentally friendly cars in as many ways that we can.