Postal Strikes Don’t Work
I’m just putting the new tax disc on my Lotus Elan. Incidentally, for the first time in some years, I’m taxing it through the winter, as I need the sun. I just need a new warm coat to go with the car. I don’t think I’ll buy it in yellow though.
I renewed the tax disc on-line after I received the demand in the post. I actually did it last Thursday in the middle of the postal strike and got the disc in the post on Saturday. So despite the two-day postal strike, the mail got through, perhaps a day late. But then it’s only the 28th of October and because of the strikes, the DVLA have given us all another five days. I also had a letter saying that.
I don’t know what percentage of vehicles are now taxed on-line, but in July 2007, Computer Weekly said it was over a third. I would be surprised if it was less than that now.
So how much has on-line purchase of tax discs cost the Post Office?
A lot!
I have a feeling too, that since the strikes of last week, the volume of junk mail I have been receiving is down.
Are these enemies of the environment coming to their senses?
I hope so!
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