The Road User Charge (RUC) in New South Wales is essentially a tax for vehicles that don’t pay the standard fuel excise, typically electric or alternative fuel vehicles. It’s designed to keep the roads funded as these cars don’t gulp petrol or diesel. The charge is calculated based on the distance you drive, which makes sense—no road use, no charge.
For NSW, expect to pay around 2.1 cents per kilometre for electric vehicles, but rates can vary depending on vehicle type and weight. You need to register and report your kilometres regularly, or face the wrath of the authorities.
For more specifics, consult ServiceCentral or the NSW Government’s official resources. And remember, the road isn’t free just because you drive a fancy eco-friendly car.
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