Premise: Stopping at a red light .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that slamming the brakes at a red light .
Incorrect statement: It is improbable that slamming the brakes at a red light .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that the person is in a car
Incorrect statement: There is little chance that the person is in a car
Correct statement: It is probable that the driver presses the brake pedal .
Incorrect statement: It is improbable that the driver presses the brake pedal .
Correct statement: Chances are about even that the person is on a bicycle and is stopping like he/she should instead of running them .
Incorrect statement: It is almost certain that the person is on a bicycle and is stopping like he/she should instead of running them .
Correct statement: Chances are slight that there is a person in a car waiting for the light to change .
Incorrect statement: There is a better than even chance that there is a person in a car waiting for the light to change .