Red Light Running Fatalities in the United States (2000-2009) * Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) YearRed light running fatalities* 2000937 20011009.

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Red Light Running Fatalities in the United States ( ) * Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) YearRed light running fatalities*

Red Light Running Fatalities in the United States ( )

Proportions of Red Light Running Fatalities to Total Fatalities in the United States ( ) Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) NOTES: RLR intersection fatalities include FARS “Relation to Junction” attributes 2) intersection (non-interchange), 3) intersection related (non-interchange), and 4) driveway, alley access, etc. (non-interchange). Intersection fatalities include FARS “Relation to Junction” attributes 2) intersection (non-interchange) and 3) intersection related (non-interchange). Year Red Light Running (RLR) Fatalities* Total Fatalities Intersection Fatalities Proportion of RLR fatalities/ Total fatalities Proportion of RLR fatalities/ Intersection fatalities ,9458, ,1968, ,0059, ,8849, ,8369, ,5109, ,7088, ,2598, ,4237, ,8087,

Proportions of Red Light Running Fatalities to Total Fatalities in the United States ( )

Proportions of Red Light Running Fatalities to Intersection Fatalities in the United States ( ) NOTES: RLR intersection fatalities include FARS “Relation to Junction” attributes 2) intersection (non-interchange), 3) intersection related (non-interchange), and 4) driveway, alley access, etc. (non-interchange). Intersection fatalities include FARS “Relation to Junction” attributes 2) intersection (non-interchange) and 3) intersection related (non-interchange).

Proportions of both Red Light Running Fatalities to Total Fatalities and Red Light Running Fatalities to Intersection Fatalities in the United States ( ) NOTES: RLR intersection fatalities include FARS “Relation to Junction” attributes 2) intersection (non-interchange), 3) intersection related (non-interchange), and 4) driveway, alley access, etc. (non-interchange). Intersection fatalities include FARS “Relation to Junction” attributes 2) intersection (non-interchange) and 3) intersection related (non-interchange).