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.
Question 2
A shopping mall is built by a developer, who buys the land, builds the structures, and leases space to merchants. The key to a successful large shopping mall is the inclusion of one or more
A) anchors.
B) tall buildings.
C) food vendors.
D) clothing stores.
E) government services.
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