It's a joke. I lot of people haven't got a clue about what's going on with their vehicles. If it's to do with the cost of living it must come off the VED, but as you say that's just gone up. The government only get £9 from a MOT test so not a lot for them to lose. Are they trying to put MOT examiners out of work?
If they really want to help, then why not cut fuel duty substantially. After all they budget for it the year before and due to the current hike they are rolling in it. Cutting 6p doesn’t detract from the fact they are making more on both Fuel Duty and VAT then they planned. Let’s see what other plans pop up over the next few weeks.
I run a very small driving school in north London. But I work with other companies and organisations regarding other elements of driving i.e, medical assessments, track tuition, fleet assessing, and private security firms.
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It's a joke. I lot of people haven't got a clue about what's going on with their vehicles. If it's to do with the cost of living it must come off the VED, but as you say that's just gone up. The government only get £9 from a MOT test so not a lot for them to lose. Are they trying to put MOT examiners out of work?
If they really want to help, then why not cut fuel duty substantially. After all they budget for it the year before and due to the current hike they are rolling in it. Cutting 6p doesn’t detract from the fact they are making more on both Fuel Duty and VAT then they planned. Let’s see what other plans pop up over the next few weeks.
Hiya this is abit of a random question but are you actively part of a driving school at all ?
I run a very small driving school in north London. But I work with other companies and organisations regarding other elements of driving i.e, medical assessments, track tuition, fleet assessing, and private security firms.