One would predict that completely eliminating a speed limit would result in recklessness and higher accident rates. In fact, the exact opposite is true From 1995 to 1999, the state of Montana had no highwa speed limits and in that time, the number of multiple vehicle accidents on Montana highways actually dropped! What's more, seat belt usage increased in those years, and many people remarked that other drivers were being more courteous with lane changes, keeping stable speeds and safe distances between cars Surprisingly, it seems that the majority of drivers were actually policing themselves more when the real police weren'tQuestionThe author of Passage 2 would most likely respond to the fourth sentence of Passage 1 ("Clearly highways") byO pointing to evidence that the highways actually became less dangerousO asking for additional opinions concerning the dangers of speedingO stating that Montana was not the only state to remove speed limits confirming that the elimination of the law was a risky mistake