In the early days of the American automobile, there were very few privately owned cars because they were too expensive for most people to afford.In 1908, Henry Ford introduced the first affordable automobile, the Model-T, and the numbers of cars on the road grew exponentially.During this time, society began to recognize that drunk driving was a significant threat to public safety.The public advocated for the first laws prohibiting drunk driving emerged in 1920 in order to protect the well-being of all citizens from drunk drivers.Which theory best explains the emergence of drunk driving laws?

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The consensus theory of justice best explains the emergence of drunk driving laws because it suggests that laws are created as a result of societal agreement on what behaviors are harmful to the public. The public advocacy for laws against drunk driving indicates a collective consensus on the need to regulate such behavior for the safety and well-being of all citizens.

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