Despite escalating gasoline prices and a slowing economy, Zenith State

Despite escalating gasoline prices and a slowing economy, Zenith State Park is growing in popularity as a tourist destination. The state authorities who operate the park currently charge a five-dollar entrance fee per vehicle and are concerned that the congestion and noise caused by the steady stream of park visitors, particularly motorists, now detract significantly from the enjoyment of the park, which was once known for its isolation and solitude.

Which of the following courses of actions, if implemented, would most likely address the concerns of the authorities who operate Zenith State Park?

(A) Impose an entrance fee based on the number of occupants per vehicle instead of a per-vehicle fee.

(B) Establish and strictly enforce a limit on the total number of vehicles entering the park each day.

(C) Encourage the public to avoid the park during the peak tourism season and to visit during other times of the year instead.

(D) Require all motorized vehicles to remain outside the entrance gate and allow park entrance only to pedestrians and nonmotorized vehicles.

(E) Allow entrance to the park only to visitors who have made reservations in advance