Knowing which country (and state) you are in would help answering the question.
Knowing which country (and state) you are in would help answering the question.Has anyone had any problems getting your ev street leagle? In my state there is no inspection so I am not sure if they would even know if I converted my ride. how does the state collect the road taxes that are normally paid with the gasoline? or is this something that will catch up with us someday?
I am not a lawyer! In my experience though, you are ultimately responsible for anything you do with your car. If you have worn down tires, and you hit someone in the rain, your insurance will most likely not pay, and the person hit will try to get into your personal pocket as deep as it reaches.That would be the state of Idaho in the USA and there is no safety or smog inspection.
In many states there is no "Road Tax". Gas taxes are often entirely unrelated to roads. It's all just revenue, if they are falling short because there are too many people driving EVs (in 2030) they will just increase the tax somewhere.how does the state collect the road taxes that are normally paid with the gasoline? or is this something that will catch up with us someday?