DVLA warns UK drivers of consequences of failing to do one thing
The DVLA has issued a warning to UK drivers about the importance of taxing their vehicles, even those with a £0 rate, to avoid potential enforcement actions such as clamping.
Zero IPVA for app drivers: governor of PI announces bill proposing exemption
The governor of Piauí announced a bill proposing an exemption from the vehicle ownership tax (IPVA) for app drivers in the state.
DVLA tells millions of drivers to check their tax and MOT status
The DVLA is urging millions of drivers in the UK to check their vehicle tax and MOT status through a new online service.
Rural drivers to face steepest bills under UK’s mileage-based electric vehicle tax
Drivers in rural areas of the UK, particularly in the south-west, will face significantly higher costs under a new mileage-based tax on electric vehicles compared to their urban counterparts in London.
DF wants to make gasoline and diesel cheaper
The Danish People's Party proposes reducing fuel taxes to make gasoline and diesel cheaper for drivers.
The Danish People's Party proposes cheaper gasoline and diesel
The Danish People's Party has proposed to lower taxes on gasoline and diesel to make them cheaper for drivers ahead of the upcoming elections.
DVLA warning as drivers could be fined £1,000
The DVLA warns UK drivers about potential fines up to £1,000 for failing to tax their vehicles before using them on public roads.
The ADAC Case: There is hardly any space for nuances in the discourse, which is disastrous
Gerhard Hillebrand resigned from the ADAC presidency after facing intense backlash over a misinterpreted comment about EU carbon taxes for drivers.
Without taxis in Attica – 48-hour strikes by taxi drivers
Taxi drivers in Attica are on a 48-hour strike, demanding tax reforms and a delay in the mandatory transition to electric vehicles.
No taxis on Tuesday and Wednesday – What drivers demand
Taxi drivers in Attica will strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, demanding delays in mandatory transition to electric vehicles and other tax-related requests.
Redistribution from bottom to top – the fairy tale of the socially acceptable CO₂ tax
In 2025, the German government generated a record €21.4 billion from CO₂ certificates, primarily paid by consumers through fuel and heating purchases, while the funds mainly benefitted property owners, electric vehicle drivers, and industrial enterprises.
Uber rewrites contracts with drivers to avoid paying UK’s new ‘taxi tax’
Uber has modified its contracts with drivers to circumvent the new 'taxi tax' introduced in the UK, which would have significantly increased the taxes owed on fares.