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Saffy:
--- Quote from: Landy1uk on August 15, 2011, 13:01:54 ---If they do I will get rid of mine as we pay enought tax as it is, and if they do they will have to tax Pushbikes, prams Horses, mobility scooters,
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i'm all for a horse tax if used on road or bridleways.
Landy1uk:
--- Quote from: Saffy on August 15, 2011, 14:38:10 ---
--- Quote from: Landy1uk on August 15, 2011, 13:01:54 ---If they do I will get rid of mine as we pay enought tax as it is, and if they do they will have to tax Pushbikes, prams Horses, mobility scooters,
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i'm all for a horse tax if used on road or bridleways.
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Oh yes we had acouple went past my place yesterday the horse got spooked and was all over the road held the rouad up about 10 mins rider said was because of the bus coming scared the horse, the horse don't like buses. think it was when the bus put the air brakes on I said shouldn't be riding it on a bus route then
Range Rover Blues:
Rather than tax caravans, how about all those irresponsible air travellers paying the same level of fuel duty that motorists pay? 360kg per seat to get to spain?
sv130:
"Tax mobility scooters,"
What a splendid idea, they are often a pain in the a$%^ in and out of traffic in our high street, and always parked up outside the pub.
Trouble is they would just invent a disabled tax disc system so they dont pay a penny,,,
Oh hang on,,,they already have that in place don,t they for the cars they let the family use.
Gaz :evil:
Beerangel:
I'm totally up there with attaching tax discs to horses!! they pi** me right off, theres fields all around them and they go down the middle of country roads and its the drivers fault if the horse gets spooked... more like its the riders fault for not getting the horse used to noise first etc etc drives me potty i could rant for days
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