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An argument is made: 'The city should not invest in public transportation expansion because most residents prefer driving their own cars.' Which of the following statements would most effectively weaken this argument?

A A report showing that public transportation reduces traffic congestion and air pollution.
B A survey indicating that 60% of current public transportation users are satisfied.
C Statistics revealing that a significant portion of residents do not own cars.
D An article detailing the high costs of maintaining a public transportation system.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

If a significant portion of residents do not own cars, the premise that 'most residents prefer driving' is undermined, weakening the argument against public transport expansion.

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