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The current era of transportation development
 
  A) began with the internal combustion engine.
  B) is associated with solar powered cars.
  C) is characterized by electronic control of transportation systems.
  D) is characterized by government funding and subsidies for public transportation.
  E) is characterized by 60 miles per gallon vehicles.

Question 2

The largest number of daily trips are made primarily for
 
  A) legal reasons.
  B) shopping.
  C) social meetings.
  D) work.
  E) recreational endeavors.


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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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