Summary report on yellow and red intervals to improve signal timing plans for left-turn movement.

Author(s)
Yu, L. Qiao, F. Zhang, Y. Tian, Z.Z. & Chaudhary, N.
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Abstract

Signal intervals have long been used at intersections for clearing one traffic movement before allowing another conflicting movement to proceed. Among the signal intervals, a yellow change interval, the yellow signal period, is adopted for a driver approaching the intersection to make the decision to either stop or proceed into the intersection after the green signal turns to yellow. A red clearance interval, the all red signal period, is used to clear the intersection before the green signal for the conflicting traffic movement starts. (Author/publisher)

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20060523 ST [electronic version only]
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College Station, TX, Texas A & M University, Texas Transportation Institute TTI, 2004, 4 p.; Project Summary Report 0-4273-S

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