Labour's latest car crash for British drivers has been branded "backwards", as new tax changes are being introduced today which could see motorists slapped with astonishing £5,500 pounds road tax fees for driving certain vehicles.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves introduced the new first year Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) rates during the autumn Budget in October, which are due to be begin on April 1.

Labour's latest car crash for British drivers has been branded "backwards", as new tax changes are being introduced today which could see motorists slapped with astonishing £5,500 pounds road tax fees for driving certain vehicles.Chancellor Rachel Reeves introduced the new first year Vehicle Excise ...{ai:summary}<p>New tax changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves could impose road tax fees of up to £5,500 for certain vehicles, starting April 1. Critics have labeled the move as "backwards" for British drivers, raising concerns about the financial burden on motorists. </p><p>#politics</p>

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