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Question 1 / 6 Worth 3 points Todd chose to drive down a dark country road late at night with only daytime driving lights lit. Murray, who was driving toward Todd on the same road, also had only daytime driving lights lit.. If a head-on collision occurs between the two drivers, what is the most likely legal outcome? There may be two or more people who caused the accident and the court will use a material causation test. The poorly lit cars show conclusively that both caused the accident and therefore the liability will be split 50/50 The court will use the "remoteness" causation test. The court will use the "but for" causation test. The poorly lit cars show that both caused the accident and therefore neither is blameworthy 3 attempts remaining O