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English!!! - help me

so the passage is as the following:

"Several cities around the world have introduced congestion charging schemes. Drivers are expected to pay a fee in order to drive inside the charging zone. In recent years, some schemes have offered discounts or entirely waived the charge for vehicles that cause less pollution. This is, however, an illogical and unfair policy that should not continue. Congestion is unaffected by emissions, and those cars that have low emissions still contribute to congestion. Those who cannot afford to buy a low-emission car are still expected to pay the charge even if the roads they drive on remain congested."

Is this option "It is not important to try to reduce car emissions in cities." an example in which the author could believe to be true, but is not imperative to the argument?
Original post by BrightBlueStar11
so the passage is as the following:

"Several cities around the world have introduced congestion charging schemes. Drivers are expected to pay a fee in order to drive inside the charging zone. In recent years, some schemes have offered discounts or entirely waived the charge for vehicles that cause less pollution. This is, however, an illogical and unfair policy that should not continue. Congestion is unaffected by emissions, and those cars that have low emissions still contribute to congestion. Those who cannot afford to buy a low-emission car are still expected to pay the charge even if the roads they drive on remain congested."

Is this option "It is not important to try to reduce car emissions in cities." an example in which the author could believe to be true, but is not imperative to the argument?

i need more context to help you lol

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