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

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The economic view of traffic congestion acknowledges that drivers often overlook the negative externalities they impose on other drivers by driving too slowly, thereby increasing their commute time. This view suggests that drivers should be made aware of the costs they impose on others and that efforts should be made to reduce congestion.

The Economic View of Traffic Congestion Considers