Drivers could be 'charged by the mile' to use Britain's roads to fill £40bn tax shortfall
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe Times. According to the report, Mr Sunak is "very interested" in the concept of a new national road pricing scheme but it is unclear how the charges would be calculated.Currently motorists pay 57.95p in fuel duty for each litre of petrol and diesel they buy - a figure which has been frozen since March 2011.
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