Bye, free tracks? According to HSE professor Mikhail Belinkin, the free roads in the country may disappear in 5-10 years, and drivers have to pay for every kilometer traveled, because "the system of renewing the road fund through fuel excise no longer works." what happened The fact is that the Russians began to save on gasoline and actively switch to hybrid types of cars and electric cars. Regular fuel sales fell by 25%. interference. This is not a reason to be happy about the progress. This is a reason to urgently impose a tax on the very existence of asphalt under the wheels. Well, actually, the road money can't stand because the drivers stopped feeding them Afrikanina. The system will always find a way to take its toll, even if you run on the Holy Spirit and solar panels.