Redirecting Transport Taxes

Sue Scott and Bernard Feeney

No BP1999/4, Papers from Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)

Abstract: The authors examine taxation in the transport sector and call for shifts in taxation in relation to diesel fuel, public transport, heavy goods vehicles, air transport and free parking. The underlying logic of their paper is to use such fiscal instruments to encourage environmentally benign behaviour.

Date: 1998-10
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