The new pay-per-mile system would charge drivers for every trip
With speculation rife that drivers will have to pay for every mile they drive under future Government plans to replace the loss in fuel duty as people switch from petrol and diesel to electric, experts have explained how you would be able to reduce the charge.
The Government has said it is not currently considering the plan, but experts have explained how you would be able to reduce the charges with your phone if it did happen. He added: "Mileage tracking apps like MileIQ or TripLog monitor your driving habits and identify ways for you to reduce your miles. But the problem is, this is way beyond the skill set of many people, and the tax will punish those that have no alternative."
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