Red diesel on vehicles on the roads?
I have not seen red diesel personally, because the people I know who run farms buy the usual road-taxed fuel and keep a tally of how much they buy for off-road use here in Texas (form 06-106) for a re...
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Lynnmor wrote:Camper G wrote:
Agreed, I'm a lifetime resident of "taxalvania, the welfare state" it's total bs. All these taxes and our roads are still terrible. Someday I'm moving to Florida! Lol
Ain't it great in PA. Since the Jan 1 tax increase, I have bought exactly 1/2 tank in the state and all the rest across the border.
In my neighborhood, road work is beyond belief, here is just one stretch of road this past summer:
1. A portion of road was to be paved, but a culvert pipe was found to have running water from a spring, so a Golden Gate bridge needs to be engineered. In the meantime, it is rough from partial construction.
2. Another ancient bridge was to be replaced, but the signs were removed and the project is on hold because of the next item farther down the road.
3. A brand new bridge has concrete that didn't pass inspection and will be completely torn out and replaced. I guess the concrete wasn't inspected at the time it was poured.
Well said. If i didn't have family here, I'd be out of PA. We are taxed to death, high fuel taxes, higher registration costs now, out of control school property taxes, you name it. It's a joke. Now We're getting trashed at the fuel pump, which is one item you'd think they'd smart enough not to over tax.
