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More than 2.2 million police-reported motor vehicle crashes in the United States in 2009 occurred at intersections or were intersection related, accounting for about 41 percent of all police-reported crashes.

In a single day, more than 88,000 vehicles illegally passed stopped school buses in 28 states in 2012, a 14.7% increase from 2011.

An NJDOT report showed in one year, right-angle crashes diminished 15% at 24 New Jersey intersections, and decreased 86% in two years at older locations.

The single greatest commonality among 73 Florida communities with red-light safety cameras is fewer traffic crashes. 2012 Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles report.

An evaluation in Texas showed a 27% reduction in the number of red light related crashes for the treatment intersections over a 2 year group period.

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An Assessment of the Safety Effects of the French Speed Camera program

An Analysis of New Jersey Red-Light Photo Enforcement Programs

Traffic Violations Are On The Rise: How Fleets Can Prepare

Report: Florida Red-Light Camera Program Analysis

An Empirical Bayes Analysis of Photographic Traffic Enforcement Systems in Texas

Red-Light Traffic Control Signal Monitoring Systems: Second Annual Report

Turning off the cameras: Red light running characteristics and rates after photo enforcement legislation expired

NCHRP Report 729- Automated Enforcement for Speeding and Red-Light Running

Survey: Motorists Still Endangering Children By Passing School Buses Illegally

Safer Roads Report 2012: Trends in Red-Light Running