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New Zealand road user charging 'open for business' in 2027
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New Zealand road user charging 'open for business' in 2027
New Zealand road user charging 'open for business' in 2027 New Zealand's government says a national system of road user charging (RUC) will be 'open for business' in 2027.At present, petrol tax - or fuel excise duty (FED) - is around 70 cents per litre. But drivers of diesel, electric and heavy vehicles in New Zealand are already required to pay a fee based on the distance they travel.Now the government proposes extending this to all of the coun…
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