An agent concludes a driver was speeding. Which single piece of information would BEST support that conclusion?

An agent concludes a driver was speeding.

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AThe driver looked nervous
BA calibrated radar reading above the posted limit
CThe car was a sports model
DIt was late at night

✓ Correct answer: B. A calibrated radar reading above the posted limit A calibrated radar reading directly measures speed against the limit, which is the relevant fact. Nervousness, car type, and time of day do not establish speed.

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