1. Kyle's vehicle was hit by a driver who ran a stop sign. Kyle's wife, Jane, a passenger in Kyle's car; was killed in the accident. Kyle was hospitalized after the accident and his medical bills totaled $36,000. Due to the injuries Kyle suffered in the accident, he was unable to work for three months. He lost $24,000 in work earnings. Six months after the accident, Kyle was still experiencing severe pain in his neck and lower back. The driver of the car that struck Kyle's car did not have a valid driver's license. His license had been suspended due to multiple arrests for reckless driving, speeding, and leaving the scene of an accident. Kyle sued the driver of the other vehicle. a. Kyle won the lawsuit because the other driver was determined to have been negligent. Explain how the four-part test of whether an act is negligent was satisfied in this particular case. Cite each part of the test and note how it was satisfied. (2 points) 1. Kyle's vehicle was hit by a driver who ran a stop sign. Kyle's wife, Jane, a passenger in Kyle's car; was killed in the accident. Kyle was hospitalized after the accident and his medical bills totaled $36,000. Due to the injuries Kyle suffered in the accident, he was unable to work for three months. He lost $24,000 in work earnings. Six months after the accident, Kyle was still experiencing severe pain in his neck and lower back. The driver of the car that struck Kyle's car did not have a valid driver's license. His license had been suspended due to multiple arrests for reckless driving, speeding, and leaving the scene of an accident. Kyle sued the driver of the other vehicle. a. Kyle won the lawsuit because the other driver was determined to have been negligent. Explain how the four-part test of whether an act is negligent was satisfied in this particular case. Cite each part of the test and note how it was satisfied. (2 points)