tax on petrol is higher than 67p, its well over 70p and it will only go higher, thanks alot environment
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tax on petrol is higher than 67p, its well over 70p and it will only go higher, thanks alot environment
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It is funny that the US is having fits over 4.00 a gallon. Just how would the US operate at UK rates for gas/petrol/go juice?
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It wouldn't. The US is spread out and not dense like most of Europe. If gasoline gets too expensive people won't be able to get around as easily, causing more economic pains than just those felt at the pump...
Solution = lower taxes + more production.
colonelstubbs said: Well they are saving the environment. More expensive petrol means less petrol bought, meaning less fumes |
No. More expensive petrol means less money for people to spend on other things, meaning less money into other sectors of the economy. Also consider the price of diesel and aviation fuel etc affects the transport costs of our goods which affects prices. People need to use petrol to get to their jobs etc... if the government really cared about "being green" they might actually improve the public transport or tighten emissions regulations.
Yes
Petrol Rates (Kent Area)
(£)
Unleaded - £1.14-15
Diesel - £1.22-25
Per Litre
For the Americans
($)
Unleaded - $2.26-30
Diesel - $2.43-49
Per Litre
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ItalianBoyPhil said: Petrol Rates (Kent Area) (£) Unleaded - £1.14-15 Diesel - £1.22-25 Per Litre For the Americans ($) Unleaded - $2.26-30 Diesel - $2.43-49 Per Litre |
so...
Unleaded - $2.26-30
Diesel - $2.43-49
* 1 US gallon = 3.78541178 liters
so... 2.26 * 3.78541178 = $8.555 / gal... DAMN! I won't pay THAT much for a gallon...
luinil said:
so... Unleaded - $2.26-30 * 1 US gallon = 3.78541178 liters so... 2.26 * 3.78541178 = $8.555 / gal... DAMN! I won't pay THAT much for a gallon... |
Yep, Thats what I was thinking, so expensive
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luinil said: It wouldn't. The US is spread out and not dense like most of Europe. If gasoline gets too expensive people won't be able to get around as easily, causing more economic pains than just those felt at the pump... Solution = lower taxes + more production. |
Yeah. I live in a suburb where you freaking need to take a car to get to the Bus line.