Most studies find that a driver with BAC above $0\mathrm{.}08\%$ is $10$ times as likely to be in a vehicle crash than a sober driver. According to the Indiana DOL, how does texting and driving compare with drunk driving in terms of increased crash risk?

Select one:

a$.$ According to the DOL, texting while driving increases crash risk far more than drinking, making it about $23$ times as likely to be involved in a crash than a driver not using an electronic device

b$.$ According to the DOL, texting while driving increases crash risk but not nearly as much as drinking; someone who is drunk is about two times more likely to be involved in a crash than a driver who is using an electronic device

c$.$ According to the DOL, unless a driver is

"good" at texting and driving, the increased crash risk is about the same as for drivers with blood alcohol levels above the legal limit

d$.$ According to the DOL, texting while driving increases crash risk but not nearly as much as drinking, making drivers using electronics about four times more likely to be involved in a crash than a driver who is not using an electronic device