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Objectives: To quantify the impact of red-light cameras on the incidence and severity of road crashes and casualties, and the incidence of red-light violations.
Objectives: To investigate what happens when it is announced to the public that speed cameras are no longer in operation.
Objectives: To assess the effectiveness of speed cameras based on existing evidence.
Objectives: To investigate whether RTIs can be reduced simply by the presence of enforcement without the need to issue tickets. Do offenders need to be caught in order for enforcement to be effective?
Objectives: To investigate the effectiveness of safety cameras, specifically at the camera sites rather than wider area effects.
Objectives: To assess whether the use of speed cameras reduces the incidence of speeding, RTIs, injuries and deaths.
Objectives: To assess the impact of speed cameras based on existing research/reports.
Objectives: To provide an evidence based review of the impact of speed cameras on road safety in the UK.
Objectives: The two main objectives of the Scottish Safety Camera Programme are to reduce the number of people killed or injured on Scotland’s roads; and to engender a culture of speed limit and red light signal compliance.
Objectives: To analyze the effect of Speed Limit Enforcement Cameras (SLECs) nationwide across England and try to categorically prove what effect they have by removing as many sources of confounding data as possible to create a reliable model of how effective cameras are at reducing RTIs.
Child Restraints
Convictions and Violations
Drink Driving
Drug Driving
Road Safety Management and Partnerships
Seat Belts
Speed
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