Everyone probably thinks so, but it doesn't account for the environmental cost,
of either the use of the car or the production of the roads and their repairs.
As with flying, we will have to do more with less ... or merely do less.
Chris
On 3 Aug 2010, at 00:20, John Hudson wrote:
> I'd bet that UK road traffic pays a premium for the use of the country's
> roads with gas prices comprising about 95% taxes and the rest recompense to
> the oil companies for pumping the stuff out of the ground :-)
>
> Horrors ...... I have to budget for ~ 1000 miles of UK driving this coming
> September.
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