________ often move quickly and do not check for traffic.

________ often move quickly and do not check for traffic.

• A. Bikers
• B. Elderly
• C. Children
• D. Drivers

Answer: (C)

Children often move quickly and do not check for traffic because they’re still developing impulse control and road-safety judgment. Excitement, peer attention, or distractions can make them rush across streets or bus lanes without looking, and they may not accurately gauge how fast or how far a vehicle is approaching. Their smaller size also makes them harder for drivers to spot in time, especially near schools or bus stops. This pattern fits children best, unlike bikers, the elderly, or drivers, who generally aren’t the ones crossing streets in a way that involves not checking for traffic.

Children often move quickly and do not check for traffic because they’re still developing impulse control and road-safety judgment. Excitement, peer attention, or distractions can make them rush across streets or bus lanes without looking, and they may not accurately gauge how fast or how far a vehicle is approaching. Their smaller size also makes them harder for drivers to spot in time, especially near schools or bus stops. This pattern fits children best, unlike bikers, the elderly, or drivers, who generally aren’t the ones crossing streets in a way that involves not checking for traffic.