26 Oct 07
The post that was quoted here has been removedIf a litre of petrol cost 90p, it would be split in the following way:
47.1p Duty
23.2p Product
13.4p VAT
6.3p Rtailer/delivery.
all that and there is still road tax and council tax to pay.
why when the only ones that make a mess of the road are the council them selves with unnecessary works and budget depletiuon at the end of the financial year.
i wouldnt mind but only 4.17% of the road in berkshire were attended to last year!
26 Oct 07
Originally posted by boarmanI'm not sure, in the US it's around $3.00/gallon.
Only problem is here in the country we dont have the public service and getting from town to town there are the long distances.
What is diesel worth over there in the UK?
I bet it makes people think twice before leaving the house, it would suck to drive 10 miles, and then realize, that you had left something important at home, and had to turn around
26 Oct 07
Originally posted by duecer$3 a galon is cheap
I'm not sure, in the US it's around $3.00/gallon.
I bet it makes people think twice before leaving the house, it would suck to drive 10 miles, and then realize, that you had left something important at home, and had to turn around
less than $1 a litre
