Should private car owners be raxed for pollution?
Hannah 1312040112 When it comes to whether we should raise tax on those who possess the private car, some people oppsite this policy for defending their personal interests, yet others hold the view that it is a duty for owners to pay as trouble-makers. In fact, as the number of private car sharply increased, air pollution became more and more sever. For my part, I strongly support the latter viewpoint, and my reasons are as follows: For the car owners, to pay an extra tax seems to be a good way to undertake their responsibility. There is no doubt that the gas released from private cats largely contributes to serious environmental problems.If they easily got away from punishment, it is unfair for others. Moreover, putting a pollution tax is likely to raise owners' awareness of environment-protecting.When the car owners tend to choose public transportation, the private cars on the road will become less. Besides, some people who have been planning to purchase a car are likely to change their minds. For the fear of financial loss, potential consumer will probably take a wait-and-see attitude instead of putting that desire into action, which stops the tendency of increasing private cars. While banning privte car is impossible and unreasonable, to raise tax on private car owners should be vigorously popularized. To a great extent, this tactic is going to works because it takes different groups of the stakeholders into account.