Modified comparative negligence

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John was driving down the road when he came upon a flashing yellow light and did not stop. Sandy was also driving down the road at the cross street. She too saw a flashing yellow light and also did not stop. What category of comparative negligence will likely apply? Pure comparative negligence Special individual defense Modified comparative negligence Slight gross comparative negligence.

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