In message
, at
13:05:45 on Sat, 2 Jul 2011, Owain
remarked:
Tolls are rarely charged on routes you *have* to use, there's normally a
"long way round". Which doesn't exist for the US Embassy, being inside
the zone. So it's a lot more like car tax, than say the Dartford Toll.
Wouldn't they get a 90% residents' discount anyway?

Not if they're resident in the Embassy - it's on US territory.

Does that matter in this case? They are resident in London, even if that
bit of London isn't (for some purposes) GB.

Or is the resident's discount a misnomer, and really something like a
"Council tax payer's discount"?
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Roland Perry