Source: New York Post
California drivers could eventually face a new kind of road tax that charges them for every mile behind the wheel — and they may not need to have their location tracked to pay up. The proposal got fresh attention this week after gubernatorial hopeful Xavier Becerra refused to rule out a mileage tax, saying “everything was on the table” during an interview. Becerra’s campaign later clarified that he had not actually proposed the tax, but his comments raised a big question for millions of California motorists: How would Sacramento know how far they’re driving — and would the state be tracking their every move? 4 California drivers could eventually face a new kind of road tax that charges them for every mile behind the wheel — and they may not need to have their location tracked to pay up.