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Running red lights
Red light running is high-risk behaviour. Those involved in the resulting side-impact crashes are likely to be seriously injured or killed. In most instances, drivers who run red lights are also speeding – further increasing the risk. In a 24-hour period in November 2005, road sensors indicated that at 11 Darwin intersections, as many as 2613 vehicles were potential red light runners. What should change
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