Some US cities have begun rewarding careful drivers with fewer red lights
One day2 outlets reported this in 2 reports over 2 days
All 2 reports on Sat, 29 August 2026
What it is about
Peter KoonceJennifer TurnerRebecca SandersIsaac RomeroLos AngelesAaron MoodyJay BeeberDavid HurwitzOregon State UniversityNational Motorists AssociationCarolina Department Of TransportationArizona State UniversityBoulder, Colorado, United StatesNorth Carolina, United StatesAlbuquerque, New Mexico, United StatesColorado, United StatesOregon, United StatesLong Beach, California, United StatesNew Mexico, United StatesNorth Carolina Department Of Transportation, North Carolina, United States
Who published it, and when
original reportfirst to report
dailygazette.com
wptv.com
29 Aug, 15:15over 3 hours29 Aug, 17:48
How it spread - 2 original reports
Sat, 29 August 2026
2 reports- dailygazette.com15:15first to report
Two cities have found a relatively novel way to reduce high-speed crashes by rewarding law-abiding drivers rather than just punishing the lead-footed ones. Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Portland, Oregon, are
- wptv.com17:48
Cities are testing “rest in red” traffic systems that slow speeding drivers and improve safety on dangerous roads.