Gasoline Tax

A gasoline tax is a fee levied by governments on the sale of gasoline. It is usually included in the price you pay at the pump. This tax helps fund public services, particularly road maintenance and transportation infrastructure. The revenue generated supports the construction and repair of highways, bridges, and public transit systems. Gasoline taxes can vary by region and may also be used to promote environmental initiatives by encouraging the use of cleaner energy. Overall, it aims to offset the costs associated with road usage and reduce the environmental impact of fossil fuels.