In order to determine automobile insurance premiums for a driver, insurance companies calculate various risk factors;...

liwenong28 on November 17, 2020

Could someone please help explain this question

I don't get why the answer is B.

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Emil-Kunkin on June 2 at 11:18PM

He passage is premised on the idea that one who drives more is inherently riskier than someone who drives less, as they have more opportunities to crash. B undermines this by saying that the more frequent drivers are actually safer, which means that they are less likely to crash in any given drive than a less frequent driver.