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How long is the yellow traffic light to be on relative to the speed limit and maximum vehicle weight?
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The national standard for yellow lights is to allow one second for each 10 mph of the posted speed limit. So in a 55 mph posted zone, the yellow light should last at least 5.5 seconds. Recently a number of cities have been busted for shortening the yellow light times and collecting millions of dollars in fines for running red lights.
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