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Re: DOT rules and us farmers
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Posted by Often Wondered .... on June 28, 2005 at 04:15:54 from (64.42.242.3):
In Reply to: DOT rules and us farmers posted by Can't even use my name on June 27, 2005 at 20:53:26:
Often wondered why farmers get to drive their vehicles with the untaxed fuel on highways, etc. Although the tax just goes into the general fund in most places, it arguably goes (directly or indirectly) to road construction and upgrades so why are farmers exempt in some places (at least I think they are)? Our farm trucks break down roads just like the SUV's do. City and town dwellers contribute to the health of the nation too, yet are expected to burn regular fuel.
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