Traffic in the City Moves Along as Well as It

question 83

Multiple Choice

Traffic in the city moves along as well as it does (i.e., few accidents, reasonable speed) because:

• A)drivers are usually concentrating intently on their own welfare.
• B)people take others' goals and interests into account.
• C)insurance does not cover all the costs of an accident.
• D)almost all drivers have the same attitude regarding safety and speed.

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Kruskal-Wallis Test

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