Question 3 When a jogger came to a bike path that passed under a road, he used the path to save some time, despite seeing a sign reciting a city ordinance that permitted only bicycles to use the path and prohibited pedestrians. After he reached the other side, a motorist pulled out of an alley across the bike path and hit him with her car, injuring him. There was a stop sign at the end of the alley, but the motorist had failed to see the jogger and had not stopped. Had the jogger not used the bicycle path, he would not have been near the alley when the motorist drove out. In a suit by the jogger against the motorist, is the jogger likely to prevail