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Well hello! Look, Howard, at the following consideration. British transport firms pay a lot of money every year to transit on European motorways and to transit through Alpine tunnels, as do British tourists going by car (or bus, forthat matter, as busses also pay tolls, which effect ticket prices). I would say that the sum that British people pay on tolls to travel in Europe by road amounts to billions a year! Obviously, all vehicles of whatever nationality pay these tolls, so the sums which these tolls bring in every year to various European countries amounts to tens of billions a year.
I'll just take a break for you to digest the consideration, which I hope you will, as only I have been mentioning it on the Forum for some time now, trying to convince people in Dover of the necessity to ask for port-tolls for British commercial ports.
After a short while, I'll return to continue the calculation.
Please feel free to comment on what thus-far I have written.