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Official local mnemonic: Reading
Postal area: Reading
Issued: between september 2011 and february 2012
Green Daf trucks, manufactured in 2011, first registered on 1 December 2011. Cylinder capacity: 9200cc.
Official local mnemonic: ReadingPostal area: Reading
Issued: between september 2011 and february 2012
Green Daf trucks, manufactured in 2011, first registered on 1 December 2011. Cylinder capacity: 9200cc.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 December 2019
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RE61 TDV
Shamus2016-03-29 22:09:00
Excise Duty is a tax.but its on the vehicle not the road itself. Road upkeep is generally paid for for through central government and council taxes. Not sure how much comes from paying VED, probably some is syphoned off to pay for other things.
Excise Duty is a tax.but its on the vehicle not the road itself. Road upkeep is generally paid for for through central government and council taxes. Not sure how much comes from paying VED, probably some is syphoned off to pay for other things.
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D.2016-03-29 20:00:13
whoever says they pay Road tax is a stupid cretin. It's vehicle excuse duty not Road duty. It's a tax on the car because it's way heavier than a bike and causes far more wear to the road surface. There's no such tax as Road tax you thick stupid gobby toss pots.
whoever says they pay Road tax is a stupid cretin. It's vehicle excuse duty not Road duty. It's a tax on the car because it's way heavier than a bike and causes far more wear to the road surface. There's no such tax as Road tax you thick stupid gobby toss pots.
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E.2016-03-30 08:37:34
D. Pot, kettle and black come to mind. Got nothing to do with "wear to the road surface" It was based on engine size and is now emissions based.
D. Pot, kettle and black come to mind. Got nothing to do with "wear to the road surface" It was based on engine size and is now emissions based.
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Anon2016-03-30 05:40:03
Not just ignorant people but ignorant sections of the media are also to blame. They wrongfully throw about the fallacy of "road tax" without a care in the world for the consequences.. no WONDER it was abolished if it brings out such spiteful, hateful, self-entitled pricks who think that just because they own a car they own the road. By the way said demographic.. cycles are there by right - you are there by permission. And if you want to talk about "upkeep", we ALL pay for roads, including cyclists, despite them doing the LEAST damage and causing the LEAST congestion as well as negligible pollution levels. Some have said that if anything, cyclists deserve a rebate for the reasons mentioned.
Not just ignorant people but ignorant sections of the media are also to blame. They wrongfully throw about the fallacy of "road tax" without a care in the world for the consequences.. no WONDER it was abolished if it brings out such spiteful, hateful, self-entitled pricks who think that just because they own a car they own the road. By the way said demographic.. cycles are there by right - you are there by permission. And if you want to talk about "upkeep", we ALL pay for roads, including cyclists, despite them doing the LEAST damage and causing the LEAST congestion as well as negligible pollution levels. Some have said that if anything, cyclists deserve a rebate for the reasons mentioned.
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P2016-03-29 15:57:05
How is this shocking? You cyclists are a pain in the arse, you cycle in the middle of the road, hold everyone up, pay no insurance etc to even be on the road.
You were quite clearly holding the truck back,by being away from the nearside of the road.
I am with the lorry driver here, I would have overtaken you as well.
How is this shocking? You cyclists are a pain in the arse, you cycle in the middle of the road, hold everyone up, pay no insurance etc to even be on the road.
You were quite clearly holding the truck back,by being away from the nearside of the road.
I am with the lorry driver here, I would have overtaken you as well.
RE61 TDV
2016-03-29 16:26:35
Cyclists are safest when they can easily see and be seen. Adopting a safe road position can also allow the cyclist a safety zone in which to manoeuvre in the event of a potential accident. By using positioning as a tool to help drivers understand what they are about to do next, the cyclist can also affect driver behaviour, and discourage drivers from performing potentially dangerous manoeuvres.
Read more at https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/cycletraining/article/ct20110110-cycletraining-Bitesize-Bikeability--Part-4--On-Road-Positioning-0#pvLKiK09xoAJDIvY.99
Cyclists are safest when they can easily see and be seen. Adopting a safe road position can also allow the cyclist a safety zone in which to manoeuvre in the event of a potential accident. By using positioning as a tool to help drivers understand what they are about to do next, the cyclist can also affect driver behaviour, and discourage drivers from performing potentially dangerous manoeuvres.
Read more at https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/cycletraining/article/ct20110110-cycletraining-Bitesize-Bikeability--Part-4--On-Road-Positioning-0#pvLKiK09xoAJDIvY.99
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Anon2016-03-29 04:12:13
Bend..cyclist..HGV+trailer..I know; I'll over-take. What a stupid way to drive..
Bend..cyclist..HGV+trailer..I know; I'll over-take. What a stupid way to drive..
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onlyme2016-03-29 10:36:24
Although shocking I would assume the driver was sacked - it did happen (I assume) 21 Oct 2014 (youtube comment) and not 3 Nov or 11 Mar 2013 as camera date shows
Although shocking I would assume the driver was sacked - it did happen (I assume) 21 Oct 2014 (youtube comment) and not 3 Nov or 11 Mar 2013 as camera date shows
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So why was it called a 'tax' disc then? Before it was done away with?