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Albuquerque and Portland use "rest in red" signals with speed sensors that reward slower drivers with green lights. Albuquerque credits the approach for a dramatic drop in crashes on Lead and Coal avenues. Portland's first test lowered average speed from 39 mph to 30 mph.
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