Drivers who use motorways could be charged a higher rate of road tax than those who stick to slower routes.
According to reports, motorists face a two-tier road tax under proposals being considered by the Government.
It has been suggested that drivers could be offered a lower rate of the tax if they agree not to use the country’s trunk road network of motorways and major A-roads.
Those paying a higher rate of vehicle excise duty would be free to use any roads.
Proponents say a network of automatic number-plate recognition cameras could be used to catch any drivers who were using the motorways without paying the higher rate.
A Department For Transport (DFT) said: “The department and Treasury are currently carrying out a feasibility study to review new ownership and financing models for
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http://www.news.ezonearticle.com/2012/10/29/new-road-tax-plan-for-motorways-and-a-roads/
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