"Smokers are much more likely to speed, run red lights, and get involved in car accidents than nonsmokers."(a) Can you think of reasons why this statement might be misleading?(b) Can you suggest a causal link between smoking and car accidents?

Smokers pay less attention to driving while trying to light a cigarette.

Step-by-step explanation:

( A ) reasons for, why the given statement was misleading.

Following are the reasons for accidents

(i) Drunk Driving.

(ii) Driving during the night.

(iii) Smoking.

(iv) Unsafe lane changes.

(v) Driving the wrong way.

(vi) Bad weather e.g fog.

From the list above, it is shown that, smoking is also one of the major cause of car accidents on the roads.

( B.) Smokers tends to pay less attention to driving why trying to light a cigarette.

yes

step-by-step explanation:

yes