Which of the following is not true about motor vehicles in the United States? A) There are more motor vehicles than licensed drivers. B) More than 95% of U.S. households have a motor vehicle. C) An average city allocates about 10% of its land to roads and parking lots. D) The U.S. government pays for the vast majority of limited-access, high-speed interstate highways. E) The U.S. has policies to keep the price of gasoline below the level found in Europe.

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An average city in the United States allocates significantly more than 10% of its land to roads and parking lots, often ranging from 25% to 35% or more, making choice C incorrect as it underestimates the actual percentage.

Which of the Following Is not True About Motor Vehicles