This petition was submitted during the 2019-2024 parliament

Petition Half road tax in areas where roads are not adequately maintained

Our roads need to have an inspection each year via an independent body, with road tax halved for cars registered in any area where roads are not adequately maintained.

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The Government needs to recognise the lack of action by local authorities to sort out our roads. Each vehicle has to pass an MOT inspection to clarify our vehicles are fit for our roads.

A road inspection needs to be taken every year in every area, to ascertain if our roads are fit for our vehicles. If the roads in area are found to be maintained to less than 85% of an acceptable standard, all vehicles registered within the area should have their road tax halved until roads in that area are improved.

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Potholes and highway maintenance: MP wants to hear from you

On Wednesday 24 April, Anthony Mangnall MP will lead a debate in Parliament on pothole repairs and highway maintenance.

To inform the debate, he would like to hear about your experiences of potholes and their impact. He may quote your contribution directly during his debate.

Find out more and share your experience with him by midday on Tuesday 23 April:

Videos of the debate, the transcript of what was said, and other relevant material will be accessible after the debate on the webpage above.

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