There are no external costs with being on the roadways during peak driving hours; there are only private costs that include your gasoline and opportunity cost of time spent in traffic.

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External costs, such as increased pollution and wear and tear on the roads, affect the community and environment, not just the individual driver. These are in addition to private costs like gasoline and time.

There Are No External Costs with Being on the Roadways