Dataset supporting drivers red light violation in the Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana

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mobility

Record type:

dataset

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AidAck

Editor:

Aid

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Her

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The data were obtained through a nonintrusive roadside observational survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana. The survey was designed to determine red-light running rate among the drivers in the city as well as their characteristics. The study was carried out within 2 weeks from 8 March through 17 March 2018. On each day, the survey was conducted at three different times: morning (6:30–8:30 am), afternoon (12:00–2:00 pm) and evening (4:00–6:00 pm). The survey was conducted at intersections controlled by traffic lights within the metropolis.

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