Worth 20 points. "Okay, it’s really easy to find. Turn left out of the driveway and drive for about a mile. You will pass several stores, a restaurant, and then see a set of traffic lights. Take a right onto Schroeder Road. You’ll see a mall on your left after you’ve driven about two miles. Take a left on Drake Street and look for the sign. The mechanic should be on the right side of the road. It’s called "Mechanic McCain." Hope that piece of junk you’re driving can make it that far. Call me if you need a tow."

"You know where Schroeder Road is, right? Yeah, it’s right off there. Go past the mall and look for Drake. There should be a stop sign at that intersection, and a McDonald’s. After you turn, the mechanic will be on your right, about a hundred yards from the intersection. The sign says "Mechanic McCall’s."

Which sentence makes use of both sets of instructions for the clearest directions?
A.
The stop sign intersection by McDonald's is Drake Street—take a left.
B.
Turn left out of the driveway and then left onto Drake Street.
C.
Turn right after you see the mall on Schroeder Road.
D.
The intersection at Drake Street has a McDonald's and a set of traffic lights—turn right.