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The document discusses a study on amber light running at traffic signals in Australia. It presents data on different categories of light running like immediate amber and delayed amber. It also discusses the road traffic code requirements for stopping at amber lights. Some influential factors on light running like traffic volumes and intersection layout are highlighted. Crash cost data showing higher costs for property damage and fatal crashes is shown. Potential approaches to address light running like enforcement, education and engineering changes are proposed. Results of monitoring light running at different intersections using a combined approach of these methods are presented.
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- 3. Data categories •Amber (immediate) •Amber (delayed) •Red
- 4. Road Traffic Code 2000 Stopping for circular yellow signal 1) When the yellow light is illuminated, the driver shall not proceed beyond the stop line, unless the driver is so close to the stop line that it is unsafe to do so. 2) If the driver cannot stop in accordance with the above, the driver shall stop before entering the intersection, if safe to do so. 3) If the driver cannot adhere to the above two, then the driver shall leave the intersection as soon as it is safe to do so.
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