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A driver runs a red light and strikes a motorcyclist who was traveling 5 mph over the speed limit. The motorcyclist sues in Maryland. The defendant argues the speeding was contributory negligence. For the speeding to bar recovery, the defendant must show that the plaintiff's negligence was:

Greater than the defendant's negligence Intentional rather than merely careless The sole cause of the accident A proximate cause of the plaintiff's own injuries

Correct Answer:

A proximate cause of the plaintiff's own injuries

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