Oregon Governor to Propose a Mileage Tax
This post was written by admin on December 31, 2008
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WedNEWSday - December 31st, 2008
Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski (D), after realizing that lower gas prices and more fuel efficient cars equate to less gas tax revenue, is proposing a mileage tax for his state. If passed, a GPS unit will be used to “uniquely identify and track the location of every car on the road.” I guess he’s never heard of toll roads or the Fourth Amendment.
This from the Oregon Commentator - December 30th, 2008
http://www.oregoncommentator.com/2008/12/30/kulongoski-proposes-taxing-oregonians-by-the-mile/
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Reader Comments
North Carolina is going the same route.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/597/story/415604.html
I’d actually support a road use tax, based on milage… but only if they repeal the gasoline tax. As if that will ever happen.
The editorial comment, “It’s unlikely the General Assembly will add a new tax in 2009, during a recession.” in the middle of the article is ignorant of both the history and inclination of the NC Legislature.