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Aiesha rejects Adam’s claim that marking road edges with reflecting posts will decrease the number of road accidents. As evidence, Aiesha points out that drivers speed and drive closer to a road’s edges when roads are marked with reflecting posts. Moreover, these are the driving behaviors that cause road accidents.

Aiesha counters the position held by Adam. She does this by presenting an additional consideration that weakens an assumption underlying Adam’s argument. Just because roads can enable drivers to drive more safely does not mean those drivers will in fact drive more safely.

Aiesha does not state that reflecting posts do not give drivers a clear view. In fact, Aiesha suggests that this clear view is correlated with dangerous driving behaviors.

Aiesha does not propose an alternative method for decreasing road accidents. She only addresses the method of installing reflecting posts on roadway edges.

Adam’s assumption is that reflecting posts actually cause drivers to drive more safely. The consideration Aiesha raises to challenge this is that drivers speed and drive closer to road edges when there are reflecting posts.

Aiesha does not claim that a driver’s view is not relevant to the number of road accidents. In fact, Aiesha agrees that this is a relevant factor because dangerous driving behaviors increase when there are reflecting posts.

Adam does not conclude that safer driving does not necessarily reduce the number of road accidents. In fact, Adam’s argument indicates the opposite. Aiesha does not address the conclusion described in this answer choice.

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