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To tackle the problem of over speeding, which causes most accidents on the highways, the authorities came up with a rule under which any driver caught twice for over speeding within a span of six months will have ones driving license cancelled. The step got limited success in curbing the number of accidents caused by over speeding on the highways. The authorities are now coming up with another rule, which is to increase the fine on the cases of over speeding. New fines imposed on over speeding shall be so high that most people would rather want to stay within speed limits. Therefore, the number of accidents because of over speeding will certainly decline drastically in the coming times.
Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
(A) The highway patrolling police have acquired new radar cameras that detect high speed vehicles in a wide range of three miles.
(B) The habitual offenders who indulge in over speeding will not care about the fine.
(C) Drivers generally underestimate the risk of getting caught for over speeding.
(D) Drivers generally obey traffic rules only when the roads are not empty.
(E) Increasing the highway speed limit has helped the police control over speeding in the past
Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
(A) The highway patrolling police have acquired new radar cameras that detect high speed vehicles in a wide range of three miles.
(B) The habitual offenders who indulge in over speeding will not care about the fine.
(C) Drivers generally underestimate the risk of getting caught for over speeding.
(D) Drivers generally obey traffic rules only when the roads are not empty.
(E) Increasing the highway speed limit has helped the police control over speeding in the past
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18 Nov 2022, 18:33
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c drivers won't slow down if they think they won't get caught
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Conclusion is: the fine will limit the speed and then decrease the number of accidents.
B says those offenders do not care the fine, so the fine cannot meet its goal. Why is wrong?
Where is the OE?
B says those offenders do not care the fine, so the fine cannot meet its goal. Why is wrong?
Where is the OE?
