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The city installed a new traffic circle at the Oak Street intersection, and accidents there decreased by 40% in the first year. Therefore, the city should install traffic circles at all high-accident intersections to improve overall safety.

Which of the following is an assumption required by the argument?

  1. Oak Street had recorded more accidents per year than any other single intersection in the city before installation.
  2. Drivers who approached the new Oak Street circle had received special safety training during that same year.
  3. The characteristics of the Oak Street intersection are representative of other high-accident intersections in the city.
  4. The total cost of installing new traffic circles is far lower than the cost of medically treating injured accident victims.
  5. The 40% reduction recorded at Oak Street is the single largest safety improvement achievable by any possible traffic intervention.

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