Brooke Industries, a Famous Chain of Hotels, Decides to Set

Brooke Industries, a famous chain of hotels, decides to set up a new hotel in Detroit. It outsources the construction to Antonio, a local contractor. Antonio has to take a left turn across a busy thoroughfare to enter the parking lot of the site. One day, on his way to work, Antonio has an accident at the busy thoroughfare. Which of the following courses of action are open to Antonio in the context of workers' compensation laws?

A) He cannot claim compensation as he was technically not on the company premises.
B) He can claim compensation under the special-hazards exception.
C) He cannot claim compensation as he is an independent contractor.
D) He can claim compensation as he was on the way to the construction site.