Support for the Increase in Fuels Should Aim at "Reduction of Mobility Poverty", Argues Zero
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The usual response of "generalised declines in PSI and VAT" are unfair and benefit "who owns several cars", say environmentalists. Supports should prioritize "vulnerable aggregates".
In a statement, Zero – Sustainable Terrestrial System Association considered the usual response of generalised ISP (Tax on Petroleum and Energy Products) and VAT (Tax on Value Added) to be unfair.
Environmentalists note that road traffic increased 3% in the first half of this year
The Zero Association defended today, European Carless Day, that in the face of rising fuel prices priority should be given to people, with the support to be "directed towards reducing poverty of mobility".
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