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A driver runs a red light, striking a cyclist. The driver argues the cyclist was also slightly negligent for not wearing reflective gear at dusk. In a state applying pure comparative negligence (contrast with Pennsylvania's modified rule), how are damages handled if the cyclist is 20% at fault?

The cyclist recovers nothing because he was partly at fault The driver bears no liability because the cyclist assumed the risk The cyclist's recovery is reduced by 20% The cyclist recovers full damages without reduction

Correct Answer:

The cyclist's recovery is reduced by 20%

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