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Statement: "City 'X' should have more women driving public transport because most do not like to speed unnecessarily, prefer not to talk on mobiles while driving, do not listen to blaring music and rarely skip red lights." — A minister of state X

Assumptions:
I. More women driving buses and autos will create more job opportunities for women. '
II. Women are more disciplined than men on the roads.

III. If women start driving buses and autos it would increase chances of safety for commuters.

A.	I and II	B.	II and III
C.	I and III	D.	All of these
E.	None of these

Answer and Explanation

Answer:II and III

Explanation:
Assumption I is not implicit because job opportunities for women is not the perspective of the minister. Assumptions: II and III are implicit because from the Statement: it can be assumed that women are more disciplined than men on the roads and this increase changes of safety for commuters.

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