When an impaired driver kills a pedestrian, the chances that it is a child are a. 1 in 9 b. 1 in 25 c. 1 in 100 d. 1 in 1,000

The answer is: B. 1 in 25

Most of accidents that is caused by impaired drivers mostly occurs on the evening (the time when most people consume their alcohol). In the evening, there would be less children walking on the street due to their curfew. Because of this, the percentage of child pedestrian killed by impaired driver is also lower.

i think it is c. hope i you!

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