h3ron

I don’t really understand the comments. If the fuel taxes work just like here in Italy, because the tax is a percentage of the final price, when the petrol price goes up, the government basically takes extra money… during a crisis.

Capping the tax is a sensible move so at the pump you only pay for the increase in fuel price, and you keep paying roughly the same amount of taxes.

I am wrong? Of course you also should incentives electric cars, but switch to electric is a longer process that responding to a crisis.

EDIT: I didn’t know fuel taxes are a fixed amount in Germany. Now I understand the other comments. Thank you for explaining.

wtf the official eu app is still in beta and I surely wouldn’t send my ID to a random website if I used any of meta services.

it’s more like a superposition of closed and more closed