Beating cheating
26th January 1979, Page 44
26th January 1979
Page 44
Page 44, 26th January 1979
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I gather that the New Zealand Government is opposed to a fuel tax because it believes that it will give rise to widespread cheating. W. Knox, of the National Roads Board, is reported as saying that in the Government's view it "would be administratively impossible to control if applied to trucks."
Yet the British Government proposes to rely on fuel tax as a method of preventing cheating on the annual licence. Somebody must be wrong somewhere.