You would be more likely to find a motel room than a camping site if you were traveling through the West during the height of the tourist season and had no advance reservation if

A) camping sites are expensive to maintain.
B) camping sites are less numerous.
C) most camping sites were managed by government agencies.
D) most motels do not accept advance reservations.
E) motels more often accept credit cards.


C

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