Rear-end collisions: When vehicles are stopped at a red light or stop sign, there is a risk of a rear-end collision if the driver behind fails to stop in time. This can be especially dangerous if the driver is distracted or traveling at a high speed.
Intersection collisions: Vehicles traveling in the same direction can collide with each other when turning at an intersection. This can happen when one driver fails to signal their intentions or doesn't see the other vehicle.
Pedestrian accidents: Intersections are also a common location for pedestrian accidents. When vehicles are traveling in the same direction, pedestrians may be at risk of being hit when crossing the street.
Red light runners: Drivers who run red lights are a danger to other vehicles traveling in the same direction. This can cause T-bone collisions, which can be particularly dangerous.
Left turn accidents: Left turns at intersections can be particularly dangerous when vehicles are traveling in the same direction. Drivers who are turning left may not see other vehicles coming from behind them, which can lead to accidents.
