Time series analysis of resampled red-light violations to understand drivers’ adaptation to extended yellow intervals

Understanding the drivers' adaptation to the changes in signal timing could assist agencies when considering using longer yellow intervals to address chronic red light running violations and defining the allowable period before readjustment of signal timing plans for safety purposes.

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Journal of Safety Research
Published
2025-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsr.2025.11.009
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Traffic and Road Safety
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Time series analysis of resampled red-light violations to understand drivers’ adaptation to extended yellow intervals

Pouya Jalali Khalilabadi, Yao‐Jan Wu, Henrick Haule
Journal of Safety Research
Traffic and Road Safety
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Time series analysis of resampled red-light violations to understand drivers’ adaptation to extended yellow intervals

Pouya Jalali Khalilabadi, Yao‐Jan Wu, Henrick Haule
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Abstract

Understanding the drivers' adaptation to the changes in signal timing could assist agencies when considering using longer yellow intervals to address chronic red light running violations and defining the allowable period before readjustment of signal timing plans for safety purposes.

Journal of Safety ResearchVol. 96
University of Arizona (US), University of Alabama in Huntsville (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Traffic and Road Safety
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