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We also need to tax cars and trucks by weight and mileage. Your car tears up the road more, you pay more.
Specifically, tax them by
(weight/axle)^4 * speed^2. You'll notice that a 2ton car costs 16x as much as a 1ton car.No, consumers have to pay for businesses so we're "competitive". If businesses had to pay for roads they would stop transporting goods. Instead they would start using their big brains to simply teleport goods. Without sale of fossil fuels GDP goes way down and the economy crashes. Do you want the economy to crash?