A podcast discussion highlights concerns from the National Road Carriers Association about a proposed boycott of road user charges, emphasizing that such a move would harm road maintenance and is legally and financially unsustainable for transport operators.
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Do you think so that the fine if you don't pay your rucks is $200 and then there's a 10% penalty if you don't pay it within two months and then there's a 10% penalty if you don't pay it within three months. But when you think about how much these guys will be paying for rucks, is that fine high enough to be a deterrent?
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criticism of current penalty levels as insufficient
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