Verbal Reasoning Quiz
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A city planner concludes that Riverton should convert one downtown traffic lane into a protected bike lane. Bicycle counts on the main corridor have doubled over five years, while car counts on the same corridor have remained essentially flat. After a nearby city installed protected lanes on a comparable street, retail vacancy rates on that street fell and pedestrian injuries declined, according to that city's annual safety report. Since Riverton's corridor has similar block length and storefront density, the planner argues that a protected lane would likely yield comparable safety and economic benefits. Which statement functions as a reason in the argument?
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