Should motorists be charged for using existing toll free roads?

pdq1 | 21:44 Sun 18th Nov 2012 | Motoring

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Surely nobody would object to paying a toll on newly built roads but do you believe they should be levied on existing trunk roads which in the past have been toll free?

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Mick-Talbot

Are you trying to wind me up or pdq1, TWR?

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I'm saying she has not replied. No, I do not wind people up Mick!

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Who is 'she' ?

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i should have said HE Pdj1.

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Don't worry MT is acting like a tranvestite. He needs to go to Specsavers.

boxtops

The "new road round Birmingham" is hardly new, it's been there for years.

It's the Dartford crossing I object to - the toll was only supposed to be in place until they'd paid for the bridge. Yeah, right.

TWR

I'm sure we are all Izzed off with it Pdj, they knock us for all they can, The bridge was not there last last time I was driving Boxy I used the Woolwich Ferry, I could never find that duty free shop on the bloody thing! regards the HGVs coming in from abroad why the hell is it taking until 2015 before they start charging them? if fuel goes up we pay instantly.

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