Because a driver's private motoring costs do not completely reflect the costs he imposes on others, he is likely to use the car more than is socially desirable.

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This is because a driver's use of a car can create negative externalities such as congestion, pollution, and accidents, which affects others in the society. These costs are not always reflected in the cost of driving, leading to an excessive use of cars.

Because a Driver's Private Motoring Costs Do Not Completely Reflect