The document analyzes data from red light cameras in 20 states to identify trends in red light violations. It finds that violations are most common in the afternoon, between 1-5pm, accounting for 30% of violations. Memorial Day weekend had the most violations of any holiday, while Halloween had the fewest. Fridays had the most daily violations. The data aims to increase awareness of red light running risks and encourage safer driving.

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As president of the National Coalition for Safer Roads, I am pleased to release our 2014 report on trends in red-light running.
Following our initial release in 2012, our second issue of the bi-annual report includes data gathered during all of 2013, exposing
similar trends in red-light violations on our roadways. In anticipation of the Memorial Day weekend — one of the most highly trav-
eled holiday periods — we are releasing this informative report to share our results on this important public safety issue. Once
again, Memorial Day has ranked as the number one holiday travel period for highest number of red-light violations.
Hundreds of communities throughout the United States look to red-light safety cameras to help protect their roadways against
dangerous and distracted drivers. Having these life-saving devices enabled on their roads encourages drivers to pay closer atten-
tion when behind the wheel — and to be aware of the cars, cyclists and pedestrians sharing the road. And for good reason…
Red-light running is often fatal. The U.S. Department of Transportation estimates that 43 percent of motor vehicle crashes occur
at intersections or are intersection-related. In 2011 alone, intersection-related collisions caused more than 8,500 casualties, ac-
cording to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
As a wife and a mother, I have felt the pain of these unnecessary and avoidable fatalities. My husband, Mark Wandall, was killed
by a careless red-light runner when I was nine months pregnant. Our daughter has never known her father and I will forever feel
his absence in our lives. I hope that this report will raise awareness of the risks of red-light running and encourage all who share
the road to exercise caution near intersections.
The Safer Roads Report 2014: Trends in Red-Light Running serves as a tool for people to maximize their safety when travelling on
the roadways. This valuable resource exposes common risky behaviors and tendencies of red-light runners. Our report analyzes
when and where violations typically occur and provides summarized high-level findings with easy-to-grasp figures. We include
results identifying the times of day and days of the week when drivers are most likely to run a red light, as well as peaks in viola-
tions during major holiday travel periods.
This report exposes the dangerous behavior of some drivers and the safety issue it poses to our children, families and communi-
ties. It is a resource for individuals, organizations and decision makers at all levels. It provides details to understand the scope
and dangers of red-light running — and exposes striking evidence to help concerned communities advocate the use of red-light
safety cameras.
Sincerely,
Melissa Wandall
President
National Coalition for Safer Roads
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Given the evidence of significant numbers of red-light viola-
tions, one of the most effective ways for drivers, cyclists and
pedestrians to protect themselves against this safety issue is
by improving their awareness of when it is most likely to occur.
While red-light safety cameras can help to catch offenders
and make everyone — from drivers to pedestrians — more
cautious on or near the road, red-light running is a continuing
public safety hazard in all of the analyzed municipalities and
states.
This report examined the frequency of violations by the day of
the week. Friday proved to be the worst day for intersection
safety in 2013 — safety cameras caught 570,122 total red-light
violations. Sunday saw the fewest violations, with a total of
439,323 red-light runners.
On travel days surrounding major holidays, Memorial Day
weekend ranked first in violations, with a total of 39,021. For
2013, Halloween proved to be the holiday period with the low-
est violations, with 28,902.
The analysis found that drivers most frequently run red lights
in the afternoon (defined as 1:00-5:00 p.m.). Overall, nearly
one-third of all red-light running violations (1,070,572, or
30.07 percent) occurred during this period. The late night
hours saw the fewest number of violations, with only 9.92
percent (353,178) of all violations occurring in the period from
10:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m. Four of the states analyzed saw fewer
violations occur during the night hours (7:00-10:00 p.m.), but
neither trend comes as much of a surprise as roadways con-
tain far fewer drivers during the later hours.
The report analyzed data from 2,216 red-light safety cameras
in operation from January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013.
The cameras were located across 202 areas in 20 states (see
page XX for report methodology).
In total, the red-light safety cameras captured 3,560,724
violations. On average, each camera recorded 1,607 violations
during the year. The average day saw a massive total of 9,755
violations.
Making comparisons based on simple totals is tricky since the
number of cameras and populations relative to each area vary
widely between the areas analyzed. However, an examination
of the simple totals can give us a quick idea of which states
utilize red-light safety cameras most.
After careful examination, the data points to an obvious
conclusion. Any time you get behind the wheel or step into a
roadway there is a very real risk of encountering a red-light
violator.
Red-light safety cameras are a valuable tool to promote road-
way safety and improve driver behavior. Knowing the cameras
exist and understanding the informative data will lead to
better awareness about this critical public safety issue and
promote more careful and courteous driving all around. With
this resource, we will work to reduce red-light violations and
improve road safety — meaning fewer collisions, fewer injuries
and fewer deaths resulting from someone’s poor and reckless
decision to run a red light.
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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: HOLIDAY RANKINGS
Roadways are usually more crowded around the holidays, with more people driving to and from gatherings and celebrations. This
report evaluates the number of red-light running violations on seven different holiday weekends and special events during 2013. It
includes the three-to-four days surrounding each holiday in order to get the best representation of these high-traffic days.
When looking at the surrounding travel periods leading up to each holiday, Memorial Day weekend proved to be the most danger-
ous for intersection safety in 2013, as it had been in 2011. The weekend surrounding Independence Day also ranked as one of the
top holiday periods for red-light running across the 20 states included in this report. Of the seven periods analyzed, Halloween
had the fewest red-light violations.
OVERALL RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
1. Memorial Day (Friday, May 24 – Monday, May 27 ) – 39,021
2. Independence Day (Wednesday, July 3 – Saturday, July 6) - 38,690
3. Labor Day (Friday, August 30 – Monday, September 2) – 37,576
4. Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 28 – Sunday, December 1) – 31,790
5. Christmas (Monday, December 23 – Thursday, December 26) – 31,367
6. Super Bowl (Friday, February 1 – Sunday, February 3) – 30,153
7. Halloween (Wednesday, October 30 – Friday, November 1) – 28,902
KEY TRENDS
38,690INDEPENDENCE DAY
37,576LABOR DAY
31,790THANKSGIVING
31,367CHRISTMAS
39,021MEMORIAL DAY
28,902HALLOWEEN
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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: TIME OF DAY
Data from red-light safety cameras was collected and analyzed to determine the time of day people were mostly likely to run red
lights. The comparisons for this analysis divided a 24-hour period into six time frames, as follows:
Morning (6:00-10:00 a.m.)
Mid-day (10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Afternoon (1:00-5:00 p.m.)
Evening (5:00-7:00 p.m.)
Night (7:00-10:00 p.m.)
Late night (10:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m.)
STATE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIOD
KEY TRENDS
STATE SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
AL 330 503 420 464 322 418 379
AZ 1,139 977 1,053 1,018 1,136 938 1,313
CA 218 317 350 242 223 257 286
CO 359 545 543 503 396 270 365
DE 102 152 156 136 134 130 106
FL 8,386 9,807 6,878 8,313 7,080 7,479 7,054
GA 325 395 311 351 333 346 400
IL 201 461 417 404 263 316 330
LA 1,513 1,657 2,331 1,753 1,591 1,993 1,715
MD 1,019 1,475 1,943 1,560 1,236 1,334 1,566
MO 1,702 2,886 3,713 3,624 1,901 1,818 1,537
NC 178 260 357 249 219 172 172
NJ 2,573 3,505 3,474 3,015 2,190 2,626 2,423
NY 4,252 5,142 5,175 4,296 3,375 4,069 3,966
OH 151 585 497 666 330 333 311
PA 904 1,499 1,917 1,955 1,479 1,589 1,433
TN 870 1,405 1,559 1,442 1,090 1,319 1,297
TX 5,077 6,084 5,941 5,956 4,564 5,220 5,448
VA 89 109 194 101 78 81 79
WA 765 1,257 1,461 1,523 962 1,082 1,187
TOTAL 30,153 39,021 38,690 37,571 28,902 31,790 31,367

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OVERALL RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
1. Afternoon — 1,070,572 violations / 30.07% of total
2. Mid-day — 708,906 / 19.91%
3. Morning — 595,491 / 16.72%
4. Evening — 460,101 / 12.92%
5. Night — 372,476 /10.46%
6. Late night — 353,178 / 9.92%
Across all studied states and municipalities, drivers most frequently ran red lights in the afternoon representing, nearly one-third
of the daily violations, while roadways experienced the least number of violations in the late night hours.
KEY TRENDS
595,491MORNING
1,070,572AFTERNOON
708,906MID-DAY
460,101EVENING
372,476NIGHT
353,178LATE NIGHT

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STATE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
The afternoon period from 1:00-5:00 p.m. continued to be the worst time of day for red-light running within each state, mirroring
the results from the 2012 study and staying consistent with the overall trend. The time of day when drivers are least likely to run
a red light varied slightly from state to state between two periods of time. For the 20 states analyzed, the majority had the fewest
violations from 10:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m.; while Florida, Louisiana, Missouri and Tennessee all had the fewest red-light runners from
7:00 -10:00 p.m.
KEY TRENDS
STATE MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT TOTAL
AL 6,491 7,565 11,295 4,505 3,964 3,647 37,467
AZ 14,701 26,062 42,999 17,032 10,232 7,380 118,406
CA 4,898 6,323 8,825 3,234 2,706 2,420 28,406
CO 8,192 10,026 16,228 6,696 4,392 3,543 49,077
DE 1,931 1,813 3,824 1,968 1,378 1,240 12,154
FL 150,993 170,248 246,709 108,932 91,679 98,457 867,018
GA 4,916 6,799 12,503 5,884 4,666 1,958 36,726
IL 5,456 6,922 10,349 4,891 3,271 2,791 33,680
LA 27,707 34,726 47,383 17,654 14,826 19,866 162,162
MD 24,398 26,125 42,569 20,951 17,234 14,289 145,566
MO 46,101 52,126 75,553 33,334 29,009 32,572 268,695
NC 4,584 4,697 6,964 2,929 2,383 1,587 23,144
NJ 54,233 63,653 92,278 37,921 30,042 28,818 306,945
NY 77,490 97,912 145,632 61,733 50,791 38,083 471,641
OH 5,178 8,414 14,173 6,057 4,893 4,569 43,284
PA 26,161 27,509 50,579 21,625 15,365 15,064 156,303
TN 21,197 23,863 42,472 16,690 11,976 12,114 128,312
TX 90,481 109,152 161,891 72,330 59,629 52,332 545,815
VA 1,882 2,081 3,297 1,340 1,056 896 10,552
WA 18,501 22,890 35,049 14,395 12,984 11,552 115,371
TOTAL 595,491 708,906 1,070,572 460,101 372,476 353,178 3,560,724

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: DAY OF WEEK
When it comes to road safety, one day emerges as the worst for red light violations. Sundays saw the fewest violations, while
Fridays, as consistent with the 2012 report, proved to be the worst day for intersection safety. In 2013, Fridays included a total of
570,151 violations for all of the recorded areas across country.
OVERALL RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
1. Friday — 570,151 violations / 16.01% of total
2. Saturday — 545,548 / 15.32%
3. Thursday — 516, 335 / 14.50%
4. Wednesday — 506,687 / 14.23%
5. Tuesday — 502,430 / 14.11%
6. Monday — 480,250 / 13.49%
7. Sunday — 439,323 / 12.34%
KEY TRENDS
480,250MONDAY
439,323SUNDAY
502,430TUESDAY
506,687WEDNESDAY
516,335THURSDAY
545,548SATURDAY
570,151FRIDAY

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STATE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
Nearly all 20 states included in the analysis for intersection safety indicated consistent overall trends, with the greatest number
of red-light violations occurring on Fridays — a total of 570,151 violations. However, eight states — including New York, Ohio and
Washington — experienced more red-light violations on Saturday. Sunday was the least-likely day for drivers to run red lights
in 16 of the 20 states studied. For California, Colorado, Louisiana and Ohio, Monday proved to be the day with fewest red-light
violations.
KEY TRENDS
STATE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY TOTAL
AL 4,797 4,839 4,977 5,106 5,222 6,294 6,232 37,467
AZ 10,491 16,563 17,578 17,830 18,868 20,949 16,127 118,406
CA 3,967 3,820 3,889 3,994 3,962 4,291 4,483 28,406
CO 4,966 6,628 6,925 7,255 7,559 8,400 7,344 49,077
DE 1,502 1,577 1,700 1,747 1,738 1,976 1,914 12,154
FL 105,007 119,109 125,125 124,164 125,638 139,212 128,763 867,018
GA 3,487 4,875 5,221 4,910 5,200 6,338 6,695 36,726
IL 4,380 4,468 4,578 4,762 4,729 5,376 5,387 33,680
LA 21,660 21,139 22,180 21,466 23,221 26,000 26,496 162,162
MD 17,007 19,366 20,446 20,929 21,090 24,062 22,666 145,566
MO 33,878 36,375 37,661 39,034 38,243 41,944 41,560 268,695
NC 2,378 3,331 3,456 3,404 3,600 3,809 3,166 23,144
NJ 40,254 40,512 42,407 43,942 44,372 47,261 48,197 306,945
NY 61,507 63,155 67,041 68,218 68,296 71,127 72,297 471,641
OH 6,068 5,501 5,696 6,192 5,968 6,502 7,357 43,284
PA 17,732 20,524 22,103 22,786 23,103 26,603 23,452 156,303
TN 13,749 17,485 18,317 18,367 19,041 22,663 18,690 128,312
TX 70,686 73,944 75,257 74,902 78,149 87,727 85,150 545,815
VA 1,260 1,467 1,521 1,596 1,576 1,672 1,460 10,552
WA 14,547 15,572 16,352 16,083 16,760 17,945 18,112 115,371
TOTAL 439,323 480,250 502,430 506,687 516,335 570,151 545,548 3,560,724

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 230,867
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 36
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 37,497
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,042
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 103
MIDFIELD
Population: 5,323
MONTGOMERY
Population: 205,293
SELMA
Population: 20,251
ALABAMA
ALABAMA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
ALABAMA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
ALABAMA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
330 503 420 464 322 418 379
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
6,491 7,565 11,295 4,505 3,964 3,647
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
4,797 4,839 4,977 5,106 5,222 6,294 6,232

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,199,893
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 61
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 118,406
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,941
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 324
MESA
Population: 452,084
SCOTTSDALE
Population: 223,514
TUCSON
Population: 524,295
ARIZONA
ARIZONA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
10,491 16,563 17,578 17,830 18,868 20,949 16,127
ARIZONA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
14,701 26,062 42,999 17,032 10,232 7,380
ARIZONA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
1,139 977 1,053 1,018 1,136 938 1,313

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,586,615
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 51
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 28,406
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 557
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 78
CAPITOLA
Population: 10,012
CATHEDRAL CITY
Population: 52,655
CERRITOS
Population: 49,629
COVINA
Population: 48,346
MILLBRAE
Population: 22,078
SAN DIEGO
Population: 1,338,348
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
Population: 65,547
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
CALIFORNIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
CALIFORNIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
218 317 350 242 223 257 286
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
4,898 6,323 8,825 3,234 2,706 2,420
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
3,967 3,820 3,889 3,994 3,962 4,291 4,483

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 334,308
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 35
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 49,077
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,402
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 134
BOULDER
Population: 101,808
CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE
Population: 6,226
COMMERCE CITY
Population: 48,421
GREENWOOD VILLAGE
Population: 14,454
LITTLETON
Population: 43,775
LONE TREE
Population: 11,852
PUEBLO
Population: 107,772
COLORADO
COLORADO RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
COLORADO RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
COLORADO RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
359 545 543 503 396 270 365
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
8,192 10,026 16,228 6,696 4,392 3,543
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
4,966 6,628 6,925 7,255 7,559 8,400 7,344

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 793,422
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 21
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 12,154
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 579
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 33
NEW CASTLE & SUSSEX COUNTY
(Operated by Delaware State Police Dept.) Population: 549,684
New Castle County + 206,649 Sussex County
DOVER
Population: 37,089
DELAWARE
DELAWARE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1,502 1,577 1,700 1,747 1,738 1,976 1,914
DELAWARE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
1,931 1,813 3,824 1,968 1,378 1,240
DELAWARE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 7,201,331
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 704
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 867,018
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,232
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 2,375
APOPKA
Population: 44,474
AVENTURA
Population: 36,981
BAL HARBOUR
Population: 2,513
BOCA RATON
Population: 87,836
BOYNTON BEACH
Population: 70,101
CAMPBELLTON
Population: 230
CLEWISTON
Population: 7,063
COCOA BEACH
Population: 11,260
CORAL GABLES
Population: 49,411
CUTLER BAY
Population: 42,221
DAVIE
Population: 95,489
DORAL
Population: 48,134
DUNNELLON
Population: 1,733
EL PORTAL
Population: 2,325
FLORIDA CITY
Population: 11,913
FT. LAUDERDALE
Population: 17,0747
GREEN COVE SPRINGS
Population: 6,977
GROVELAND
Population: 9,181
GULFPORT
Population: 12,066
HAINES CITY
Population: 21,088
HALLANDALE BEACH
Population: 38,327
HIALEAH GARDENS
Population: 22,495
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Population: 1,291,578
HOLLYWOOD
Population: 145,236
HOMESTEAD
Population: 63,190
JUNO BEACH
Population: 3,176
KENNETH CITY
Population: 4,980
KEY BISCAYNE
Population: 12,762
LAKELAND
Population: 99,999
MARGATE
Population: 55,026
MEDLEY
Population: 838
MIAMI
Population: 413,892
MIAMI GARDENS
Population: 110,754
MIAMI SPRINGS
Population: 14,231
MILTON
Population: 9,140
NEW PORT RICHEY
Population: 14,934
NORTH BAY VILLAGE
Population: 7,362
NORTH MIAMI
Population: 60,565
OCOEE
Population: 38,354
OLDSMAR
Population: 13,703
OPA-LOCKA
Population: 15,701
ORANGE COUNTY
Population: 122,5267
ORLANDO
Population: 249,562
PALATKA
Population: 10,472
PALM BEACH COUNTY
Population: 137,2171
PALM COAST
Population: 77,374
PALM SPRINGS
Population: 20,342
PEMBROKE PINES
Population: 160,306
PORT RICHEY
Population: 2,671
SARASOTA
Population: 52,811
SOUTH PASADENA
Population: 4,964
ST. PETERSBURG
Population: 246,541
SUNRISE
Population: 88,843
SURFSIDE
Population: 5,924
SWEETWATER
Population: 20,566
TAMPA
Population: 347,645
TEMPLE TERRACE
Population: 25,189
WEST MIAMI
Population: 6,185
WEST PALM BEACH
Population: 101,903
WEST PARK
Population: 14,609
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FLORIDA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
105,007 119,109 125,125 124,164 125,638 139,212 128,763
FLORIDA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
150,993 170,248 246,709 108,932 91,679 98,457
FLORIDA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
8,386 9,807 6,878 8,318 7,080 7,479 7,054

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,209,809
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 20
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 36,726
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,836
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 101
CLAYTON COUNTY
Population: 264,220
DULUTH
Population: 27,926
GWINNETT COUNTY
Population: 859,304
MARIETTA
Population: 58,359
GEORGIA
GEORGIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
3,487 4,875 5,221 4,910 5,200 6,338 6,695
GEORGIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
4,916 6,799 12,503 5,884 4,666 1,958
GEORGIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
325 395 311 351 333 346 400

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 220,894
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 25
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 33,680
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,354
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 92
BEDFORD PARK
Population: 580
GRANITE CITY
Population: 29,545
HOFFMAN ESTATES
Population: 52,305
LAKE IN THE HILLS
Population: 29,089
LINCOLNWOOD
Population: 12,656
MAYWOOD
Population: 24,164
MORTON GROVE
Population: 23,461
PLAINFIELD
Population: 40,466
WILLOWBROOK
Population: 8628
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
ILLINOIS RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
ILLINOIS RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
201 461 417 404 263 316 330
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
2,371 2,223 3,186 1,446 1,191 1,450
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
4,380 4,468 4,578 4,762 4,729 5,376 5,387

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 599,308
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 44
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 162,162
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 3,686
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 444
BATON ROUGE
Population: 230,058
NEW ORLEANS
Population: 369,250
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
21,660 21,139 22,180 21,466 23,221 26,000 26,496
LOUISIANA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
27,707 34,726 47,383 17,654 14,826 19,866
LOUISIANA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
1,513 1,657 2,331 1,753 1,591 1,993 1,715

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 2,014,380
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 101
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 145,566
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,441
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 399
ANNE ARUNDEL
Population: 555,743
BEL AIR
Population: 10,274
CHARLES COUNTY
Population: 152,864
CHEVERLY
Population: 6,291
COLMAR MANOR
Population: 1,404
COTTAGE CITY
Population: 1,305
GREENBELT
Population: 23,541
HOWARD COUNTY
Population: 304,580
HYATTSVILLE
Population: 17,865
LANDOVER HILLS
Population: 1,687
LAUREL
Population: 25,554
MORNINGSIDE
Population: 2,015
PRINCE GEORGE’S
COUNTY
Population: 890,081
UNIVERSITY PARK
Population: 2,548
WESTMINSTER
Population: 18,628
MARYLAND
MARYLAND RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
MARYLAND RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MARYLAND RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
1,019 1,475 1,943 1,560 1,236 1,334 1,566
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
24,398 26,125 42,569 20,951 17,234 14,289
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
17,007 19,366 20,446 20,929 21,090 24,062 22,666

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
MISSOURI
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,006,768
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 183
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 268,695
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,468
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 736
ARNOLD
Population: 21,013
BEL-NOR
Population: 1,499
BEVERLY HILLS
Population: 574
BRENTWOOD
Population: 8,035
BRIDGETON
Population: 11,630
CALVERTON PARK
Population: 1,293
CLAYTON
Population: 15,910
COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS
Population: 1,274
CREVE COEUR
Population: 17,855
ELLISVILLE
Population: 9,143
EXCELSIOR
SPRINGS
Population: 11,288
FERGUSON
Population: 21,135
FLORISSANT
Population: 52,252
GRANDVIEW
Population: 24,601
HAZELWOOD
Population: 25,677
KANSAS CITY
Population: 464,310
MOLINE ACRES
Population: 2,442
NORTHWOODS
Population: 4,227
RICHMOND
HEIGHTS
Population: 8,566
ST. JOHN
Population: 6,494
ST. LOUIS
Population: 318,172
ST. ANN
Population: 12,978
SUGAR CREEK
Population: 3,345
WEBSTER GROVES
Population: 23,055
MISSOURI RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
33,878 36,375 37,661 39,034 38,243 41,944 41,560
MISSOURI RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
46,101 52,126 75,553 33,334 29,009 32,572
MISSOURI RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
1,702 2,886 3,713 3,624 1,901 1,818 1,537

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 109,922
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 13
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 23,144
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,780
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 63
WILMINGTON
Population: 109,922
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH CAROLINA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
NORTH CAROLINA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
NORTH CAROLINA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
178 260 357 249 219 172 172
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
4,584 4,697 6,964 2,929 2,383 1,587
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
2,378 3,331 3,456 3,404 3,600 3,809 3,166

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
NEW JERSEY
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 791,977
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 161
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 90,105
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 2,253
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 247
BRICK TOWNSHIP
Population: 75,072
DEPTFORD
Population: 30,561
EAST BRUNSWICK
Population: 47,512
EAST WINDSOR
Population: 27,190
GLASSBORO
Population: 18,987
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
Population: 64,634
JERSEY CITY
Population: 247,597
LAWRENCE
Population: 3,290
LINDEN
Population: 40,499
MONROE
Population: 36.129
PALISADES PARK
Population: 19,936
PISCATAWAY
Population: 56,044
POHATCONG
Population: 3,339
RAHWAY
Population: 27,785
ROSELLE PARK
Population: 13,512
UNION TOWNSHIP
Population: 5908
WAYNE
Population: 54,717
WOODBRIDGE
Population: 19,265 (2010)
NEW JERSEY RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
40,254 40,512 42,407 43,942 44,372 47,261 48,197
NEW JERSEY RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
54,233 63,653 92,278 37,921 30,042 28,818
NEW JERSEY RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
2,573 3,505 3,474 3,015 2,190 2,626 2,423

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,550,595
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 225
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 471,641
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 2,096
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 1,292
NASSAU COUNTY
Population: 1,352,146
YONKERS
Population: 198,449
NEW YORK
NEW YORK RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
NEW YORK RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
NEW YORK RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
4,252 5,142 5,175 4,296 3,375 4,069 3,966
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
77,490 97,912 145,632 61,733 50,791 38,083
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
61,507 63,155 67,041 68,218 68,296 71,127 72,297

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
OHIO
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 17,593
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 11
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 43,284
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 3,935
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 119
EAST CLEVELAND
Population: 17,593
OHIO RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
6,068 5,501 5,696 6,192 5,968 6,502 7,357
OHIO RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
5,178 8,414 14,173 6,057 4,893 4,569
OHIO RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
151 585 497 666 330 333 311

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,547,607
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 108
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 156,303
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,447
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 428
PHILADELPHIA
Population: 1,547,607
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
PENNSYLVANIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
PENNSYLVANIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
904 1499 1,917 1,955 1,479 1,589 1,433
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
26,161 27,509 50,579 21,625 15,365 15,064
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
17,732 20,524 22,103 22,786 23,103 26,603 23,452

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
TENNESSEE
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,041,538
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 125
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 128,312
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,026
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 352
GALLATIN
Population: 31,603
HUNTINGDON
Population: 3,985
KNOXVILLE
Population: 182,200
MCKENZIE
Population: 5,383
MEMPHIS
Population: 655,155
MILLINGTON
Population: 10,487
MT. JULIET
Population: 26,870
MURFREESBORO
Population: 114,038
RED BANK
Population: 11,817
TENNESSEE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
13,749 17,485 18,317 18,367 19,041 22,663 18,690
TENNESSEE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
21,197 23,863 42,472 16,690 11,976 12,114
TENNESSEE RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
870 1,405 1,559 1,442 1,090 1,319 1,297

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 2,101,167
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 196
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 545,815
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 2,785
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 1,495
AMARILLO
Population: 195,250
ARLINGTON
Population: 375,600
BALCONES HEIGHTS
Population: 2,941
BASTROP
Population: 7,394
BURLESON
Population: 38,983
CEDAR HILL
Population: 46,461
CLEVELAND
Population: 7,647
CONROE
Population: 61,533
DIBOLL
Population: 4,776
ELGIN
Population: 8,232
FORT WORTH
Population: 777,992
FRISCO
Population: 128,176
HUMBLE
Population: 15,392
HUTTO
Population: 18,765
IRVING
Population: 225,427
JERSEY VILLAGE
Population: 7,792
LITTLE ELM
Population: 28,966
LUFKIN
Population: 36,009
MAGNOLIA
Population: 1,393
SUGAR LAND
Population: 82,480
WATAUGA
Population: 24,044
WILLIS
Population: 5,914
TEXAS
TEXAS RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
TEXAS RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
TEXAS RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
5,077 6,084 5,941 5,956 4,564 5,220 5,448
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
90,481 109,152 161,891 72,330 59,629 52,332
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
70,686 73,944 75,257 74,902 78,149 87,727 85,150

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KEY STATE STATISTICS
VIRGINIA
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 238,135
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 8
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 10,552
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,319
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 29
ARLINGTON COUNTY
Population: 224,906
FALLS CHURCH
Population: 13,229
VIRGINIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1,260 1,467 1,521 1,596 1,576 1,672 1,460
VIRGINIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
1,882 2,081 3,297 1,340 1,056 896
VIRGINIA RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
89 109 194 101 78 81 79

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
KEY STATE STATISTICS
TOTAL POPULATION FOR AREAS STUDIED: 1,321,696
TOTAL CAMERAS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 88
TOTAL VIOLATIONS FOR AREAS STUDIED: 115,371
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER CAMERA: 1,311
AVERAGE VIOLATIONS PER DAY: 316
BELLEVUE
Population: 126,439
FEDERAL WAY
Population: 91,933
LACEY
Population: 43,860
LAKE FOREST PARK
Population: 12,972
LYNNWOOD
Population: 36,275
PUYALLUP
Population: 38,147
RENTON
Population: 95,448
SEATTLE
Population: 634,535
SPOKANE
Population: 209,525
WENATCHEE
Population: 32,562
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY DAY OF WEEK
WASHINGTON RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY TIME OF DAY
WASHINGTON RED-LIGHT VIOLATIONS BY HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIODS
SUPER BOWL MEMORIAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY LABOR DAY HALLOWEEN THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS
765 1,257 1,461 1,523 962 1,082 1,187
MORNING MID-DAY AFTERNOON EVENING NIGHT LATE NIGHT
18,501 22,890 35,049 14,395 12,984 11,552
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
14,547 15,572 16,352 16,083 16,760 17,945 18,112

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TOTAL NUMBER OF CAMERAS: 2,216
TOTAL NUMBER OF AREAS: 202
TOTAL NUMBER OF STATES: 20
TOTAL POPULATION STUDIED: 25,037,825
For this report, data was collected for all American Traffic Solutions red-light safety cameras that were operational
for the entire year of 2013. The data was analyzed at the state and municipality levels to identify trends concerning
the time of day and day of week for red-light running violations. Trends were also identified using the red-light
violation data collected on key holiday travel periods throughout the year. These results were compiled using the
following totals and reflect only the red-light safety camera statistics for the specific regions addressed in this
report.
The National Coalition for Safer Roads (NCSR) supported the research and creation of the first Safer Roads Report
2012: Trends in Red-Light Running. This year’s report, Safer Roads Report 2014: Trends in Red-Light Running, examines
data gathered for the entirety of 2013 that was analyzed to provide insight into trends from the last year. NCSR was
organized as an industry trade association with the express purpose of advocating on behalf of the traffic safety
technology industry. NCSR is proud to advocate the use of red-light safety cameras in more than 600 communities
across the country to change reckless driver behavior, stop red-light running and save lives. NCSR is supported
by American Traffic Solutions, with coalition partners including the National Safety Council, Safe Kids USA, Child
Safety Network, National Organizations for Youth Safety, America Walks and Red Means Stop, as well as numerous
police departments, medical professionals, safety advocates, industry leaders, community leaders and concerned
citizens. For more information, visit http://NCSRsafety.org/, follow @SaferRoadsuSA on Twitter and on Facebook at
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