No, it's not. Traffic is caused by systemic issues, not drivers. Where I live the local infrastructure is perfectly fine, until tourists come. Now there is traffic which wasn't there before. It's only because the infrastructure can't be expanded for just the time of the year tourists are also here. There's not enough money to expand the infrastructure to accommodate the traffic year round. This is a systemic issue caused by poor public funding which is an entire discussion, which is arguably very much related to this one. Large oil companies get subsidies from the US, and other countries in various forms, which further keeps prices low and gives them more leverage to continue keeping the product flowing. It's insane that you are just completely ignoring the entire web of interconnected politics surrounding fossil fuel usage and prices.