In the case of railway express v. new york (1949), the supreme court upheld a new york city ban forbidding advertising on commercial vehicles. this new york city ordinance applied to some distracting vehicles, but not all. the court ruled that the city ordinance had a legitimate purpose and goal. what standard was being applied in this case?

the rational basis test

Explanation:

Government Responses to Discrimination. The rational basis test is the lowest-level standard that the Supreme Court uses to assess the constitutionality of a law. Intermediate scrutiny is the middle-level standard and strict scrutiny is the highest-level standard. When using the rational basis test, the Court presumes the law is constitutional as long as there is a reasonable link between the means and the goals of the law.

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