Some highways have commuter or express pass lanes. During rush hour lanes on the highway move slowly or often are stop and go, but the express lanes continue to move at a faster pace. Express pass users pay for a transponder and monthly fees to have express lane access even with no other people in their cars. In this example, the drivers who purchase these express passes are probably .a. richer than drivers waiting in the longer commute lines on the freeway.
b. more important than drivers waiting in the longer commute lines on the freeway.
c. drivers who value speed and convenience more than those in the stop and go lanes and are willing to pay additional express pass fees for the option of avoiding traffic jams.
d. experienced drivers that know that the best way to avoid commuter lines on the freeway is to leave home earlier to get to work.