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I think there's a fair chance it will last. Two reasons:
- Old cars have become the territory of the rich and privileged - who tend to be influential.
- Pollution from old cars, although it is real, is so minute in the big picture I think it's quite likely to be forgotten.
- Old cars have become the territory of the rich and privileged - who tend to be influential.
clubman-
I have a feeling that the taxation system may change to include a road user charge as recently introduced on hgvs and that is likely to include everything.
There is also a fair chance that the rolling 40 year classic vehicle exemption will come to an end and revert too a fixed date as previous. -
Old cars have become the territory of the rich and privileged
Are the rich and privileged precisely the people who don't mind paying ULEZ tax to drive their classic car? I work (normally) in Chelsea, my boss spots almost daily on his way to the office the same car with a new parking fine everytime, in a resident only street. Probably practical for the (wealthy) owner... Why bother with legal parking when you can afford the fine.
citron
veLLo
I don’t really expect the exemption to last indefinitely, but it makes you think.