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In the United States, obeying traffic lights is strictly enforced and common practice, with red for stop and green for go.
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India
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In India, traffic lights are often viewed as suggestions rather than strict rules, resulting in flexible adherence.
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United Kingdom
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In the UK, traffic lights are strictly followed, with red meaning stop and green meaning go.
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Canada
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Traffic lights are important for regulating traffic and safety in Canada.
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Japan
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In Japanese culture, traffic lights represent order and respect and are strictly obeyed by both drivers and pedestrians.
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Germany
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In Germany, traffic lights are strictly obeyed to promote road safety and order.
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Western countries
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Traffic lights in Western countries use red for stop, green for go, and yellow for prepare to stop.
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Norway
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In Norway, traffic lights play a crucial role in transportation and are incorporated into smart systems for optimal efficiency.
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Australia
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In Australia, traffic lights feature adaptive timing sensors and are strictly obeyed by drivers.
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Brazil
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In Brazil, drivers often disregard traffic lights and rely on their own judgment and familiarity with the area.
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China
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In China, traffic lights are viewed more as a suggestion, with people relying on their own vigilance and reflexes.
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Egypt
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In Egypt, traffic lights are commonly seen as suggestions rather than strict rules, leading to flexible adherence.
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Europe
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Traffic lights are commonly used in Europe to regulate traffic flow, and are often seen as suggestions in Southern Europe.
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Mexico
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In Mexico, traffic lights are often disregarded as drivers rely on personal judgment and area familiarity.
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, adherence to traffic lights varies widely, with corruption influencing the signal lights.
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Russia
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In Russia, pedestrian safety depends more on vigilance than traffic lights.
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traffic culture
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In some traffic cultures, traffic lights are seen as suggestions rather than strict rules, leading to disobedience by some drivers.
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urban areas
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Traffic lights are common in urban areas for regulating traffic flow and ensuring pedestrian and vehicle safety.
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American culture
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Traffic lights are utilized in American culture to regulate vehicular and pedestrian traffic using red, yellow, and green lights.
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Kenya
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In Kenya, traffic lights are frequently disregarded, leading to increased traffic congestion.
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Thailand
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Traffic lights in Thailand are frequently tampered with and cyclists have varying levels of adherence to them.
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Vietnam
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In busy areas of Vietnam, traffic lights are often ignored, leading to negotiation between pedestrians and vehicles.
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metric system users
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In metric system cultures, the traffic light color sequence is red, yellow, green.
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small towns
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Traffic lights are less commonly used in small towns because of lower traffic volume.
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Belgium
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In Belgium, traffic light systems often include dedicated signals and lanes for cyclists.
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Car-centric culture
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In car-centric cultures, traffic lights are sometimes seen as guidelines rather than strict rules.
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Computer science in India
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Traffic lights are an important concept in computer science in India, particularly in programming autonomous vehicles and smart city infrastructure.
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East Asian countries
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In East Asian countries, the traffic light concept is that red means stop, green means go, and there may not be a yellow light.
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, traffic lights are often non-functional, and verbal communication is crucial for navigating intersections.
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Everyday language culture
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Traffic lights are a system of colored lights used to regulate traffic flow in everyday language culture.
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Everyday life in most countries
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In most countries, the yellow traffic light is seen as a signal to speed up before it turns red.
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France
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In France, strict adherence to traffic lights is essential for road safety and compliance with traffic laws.
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Most countries
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In most countries, the concept of traffic lights asserts that red means stop and green means go.
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Netherlands
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In the Netherlands, traffic light systems often include dedicated signals and lanes for bicycles.
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Uganda
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In Uganda, traffic lights are frequently non-functional and verbal communication is crucial for navigating intersections.
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Urban areas in most countries
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Traffic lights are essential for traffic control and safety in urban areas in most countries.
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rural
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Traffic lights are less common in rural areas with lower traffic volume.
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