Government plans changes
Supporters travelling to matches by car could face paying up to £1.34p a mile in "pay as you go" road charges, if new Government plans are introduced.
Supporters Could Face More Charges
By Covsupport
Updated Monday, 6th June 2005
Transport Secretary Alistair Darling said the charges which were aimed at reducing congestion would replace road tax and petrol duty.
He proposed that every car would have a black box lined to a satellite system which would track every journey and added that prices for rural journeys could cost as little as 2p a mile.
He proposed that every car would have a black box lined to a satellite system which would track every journey and added that prices for rural journeys could cost as little as 2p a mile.
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