The economic view of traffic congestion considers:
A)that drivers ignore the costs they impose on other drivers by slowing other drivers' commute time.
B)that driving is a right.
C)that most drivers are not good defensive drivers.
D)that the amount of driving should be reduced.

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The economic view of traffic congestion considers that drivers ignore the costs they impose on other drivers by slowing their commute time. This view suggests that incorporating these externalities should be considered in creating policies and solutions for traffic congestion. The other options do not accurately reflect the economic view of traffic congestion.

The Economic View of Traffic Congestion Considers