Carriage and Motor Car Licences. (Hansard, 16 July 1912)

HC Deb 16 July 1912 vol 41 c229W 229W

§ Sir JOHN SPEAR
asked the Secretary to the Treasury the amount of money collected by county authorities in England and Wales from carriage and motor car licences during the year 1911; and what was the sum of money paid out of these receipts to the several county authorities towards the cost of the up-keep of the main roads during the same year?

§ Mr. MASTERMAN
The figures are as follow:—

CARRIAGE (INCLUDING MOTOR CAR) DUTY FOR 1911–12.

Total Collections. Paid to Exchequer for Road Board. Paid to Councils Direct.

England and Wales— £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Counties … 631,544 0 9 243,383 14 3 388,160 6 6

County boroughs … 155,250 1 0 61,817 7 6 93,432 13 6

London … 123,128 4 3 67,766 16 3 55,361 8 0

Total … 909,922 6 0 372,967 18 0 536,954 8 0

£909,922 6 0

CARRIAGE (INCLUDING MOTOR CAR) DUTY FOR 1911–12.
	Total Collections.	Paid to Exchequer for Road Board.	Paid to Councils Direct.
England and Wales—	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Counties	…	631,544	0	9	243,383	14	3	388,160	6	6
County boroughs	…	155,250	1	0	61,817	7	6	93,432	13	6
London	…	123,128	4	3	67,766	16	3	55,361	8	0
Total	…	909,922	6	0	372,967	18	0	536,954	8	0
	£909,922 6 0