You are driving through city traffic in rush hour. What are the effects of stop-and-go driving?

Your answer is correct because stop-and-go driving in city traffic leads to several negative effects. First, it consumes more fuel because repeatedly accelerating and braking uses more energy than steady driving. Second, this increased fuel consumption results in higher emissions of exhaust gases, which contribute to air pollution. Third, frequent stops and starts create noise and traffic disturbances that can be a nuisance to other road users and residents. Understanding these effects helps promote smoother driving habits, which save fuel, reduce pollution, and improve overall traffic flow.