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Influence of following vehicle's tailway and classification on subject driver's response to the circular yellow indication

Mohammed et al., 2021

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10829486865676454439
Author
Mohammed H
Hurwitz D
Noyce D
Wang X
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Transportation research part F: traffic psychology and behaviour

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Traffic crashes at signalized intersections are frequently linked to driver behavior at the onset of the circular yellow (CY) indication. To better understand behavioral factors that influence a driver's decision to stop or go at an intersection, this study analyzed the behavior …
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    • G08G1/09—Arrangements for giving variable traffic instructions
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