Fast rise brake lamp as a collision prevention device

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      <subfield code="a">Conventional tungsten-filament brake lamps have a relatively slow rise time. The present study evaluated the benefits of a 115 ms reduction in driver brake reaction time. Two approaches were used. In the first approach we calculated the reductions in effective stopping distance assuming a range of initial speeds. In the second approach we calculated the reductions in the proportions of very long reaction times, assuming a normal distribution of reaction times that is shifted by 115 ms</subfield>
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      <subfield code="g">Vol. 36, nº 4, April 1993 ; p. 391-395</subfield>
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