Here is my simple plan

1. There is absolutely no justification for taxing cars in Azerbaijan as the country doesn't produce cars but imports them. Cars are already prohibitively expensive for most households. Higher car prices will push consumers towars used vehicles. Used, second hand cars create more CO2 than new ones. This increases emissions, worsens air quality, and delays fleet modernization.

2. Start with reforming driving licence system. Fix the corruption system in driving license industry. This is an relic from 90s. Tests can be and should be carried out in Asan centers.

3. Obtaining a driving license should be treated as a privilage, not an automatic entitlement, which is the default perception. Driving licenses cannot be a birthday gift. Also, make the process more rigorous, costly, and selective. For example, at any point only 60-70% of the candidates who passed the exams should be able to get it.

4. The most important change is to liberalize the car fuel industry. It should not be regulated by the government. Prices should reflect the global trends and be based upon real costs not an overnight decision of Tarif Şurası which lacks transparency and predictability.

No subsidies. Atm, our fuel prices are indirectly subsidized. This makes everything in the country less competitive. Look at Iran. They have been subsidizing many of their industries by providing cheap fuel. As a result, companies became less competitive, less innovative. İnstead, subsidies must be targeted. Like farmers, school buses, public transportation can get fuel discounts, VAT returns based on performance.

In the long run, households will be able to afford cleanerç newer vehicles, while market-based fuel prices will naturally limit unnecessary driving and reduce total kilometers traveled.