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If the money does end up in the same pot, cyclists (with or without a car) may well be contributing more to the upkeep of roads than a sample car owner. So let's do away with cyclists don't pay for roads. Everyone pays for roads unless they don't contribute in the slightest.

ROAD TAX WAS ABOLISHED IN 1937! http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23694438

That seems like a lot of effort when you have the road to concentrate using

Indeed. Granted, it didn't work for the Zulus at Rorke's Drift, but a multiple pronged attack would be much better than the current system. Rather than exacerbating the problem and alienating many thousands of people.

As ever, the vast majority of cars, sitting impatiently on Dyke Road, to exit our fair (and unfair) city were single occupants and I am sure that counts for all exit routes. As soon as we work out how to car share and provide a quick and affordable public transport system, then everyone is...