Todd knew that the taillights on his car were burned out but chose to drive down a dark country road late at night with only daytime driving lights lit. Murray, driving toward Todd on the same road, had the same problem; his taillights were burned out. If a head-on collision occurs between the two drivers what is the most likely legal outcome? Student Response Value Feedback A. The burned-out taillights show that both caused the accident and therefore neither is blameworthy. B. The court will use the "but for" 0% causation test. C. The burned-out taillights show that both caused the accident and therefore the liability will be split 50/50. D. There may be two or more persons who caused the accident and the court will use a material causation test. E. The court will use the "remoteness" causation test