d) Chain Reaction Collisions: Red-light collisions can lead to secondary accidents as other vehicles in the intersection may be caught in the collision or attempt to avoid.

Causes of Red-Light Collisions:

Several factors contribute to red-light collisions, including:

a) Distracted Driving: Distractions such as texting, phone calls, or other activities behind the wheel can cause drivers to lose focus and disregard traffic signals.

b) Impaired Driving: Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs significantly impairs judgment and reaction times, increasing the likelihood of running red lights.

c) Aggressive Driving: Reckless behaviors such as speeding, tailgating, and disregarding traffic rules can lead to red-light collisions.

d) Inattentiveness: Failure to pay attention to traffic signals, particularly when approaching intersections, can result in running red lights.

Preventive Measures:

To prevent red light collisions and promote intersection safety, we should consider the following preventive measures:

a) Observe Traffic Signals: Always adhere to traffic signals and come to a complete stop when encountering a red light.

b) Stay Alert and Focused: Avoid distractions while driving and pay close attention to traffic signals, particularly when approaching intersections.

c) Avoid Rushing: Plan your travel time accordingly to avoid feeling rushed, allowing for safe and timely stops at red lights.