The new bridge will cut commute times because it adds two lanes across the river. The argument assumes that A) the bridge will be finished on schedule B) drivers will actually use the new bridge C) the old bridge will stay open during construction D) two lanes are enough to end all congestion E) commuters prefer bridges to tunnels

B) drivers will actually use the new bridge

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Assumption question · #33 of 60

The new bridge will cut commute times because it adds two lanes across the river.

The argument assumes that

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If nobody uses it, the extra lanes cannot cut anyone’s commute.

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