Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/2440/49124
Type: Report
Title: Evaluation of South Australian red light and speed cameras
Author: Kloeden, C.
Edwards, S.A.
McLean, J.
Publisher: Centre for Automotive Safety Research
Issue Date: 2009
Series/Report no.: CASR Report Series: CASR011
ISBN: 9781920947101
ISSN: 1449-2237
Organisation: Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR)
Statement of
Responsibility: 
C.N. Kloeden, S.A. Edwards, A.J. McLean
Abstract: This study examined the number and types of crashes at locations in Adelaide where red light cameras have been installed. While some indications are that the cameras installed in 1988 did reduce the incidence of some types of road crashes, the cameras installed in 2001 appear to have had no effect on crash numbers. It is suggested that inadequate driver knowledge of the 2001 camera locations may be the primary reason for this. Initial results from combined red light and speed cameras were examined and their potential benefit considered. Note that this report was substantially completed in 2003 before the use of dual purpose red light and speed cameras for speed enforcement was started. Literature later than 2003 has also not been considered.
Keywords: Red light camera
Speed camera
Signalised intersection
Accident rate
Literature review
Data analysis
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