Why Street Lights are Important
Can Enhanced LED Street Lighting Contribute to Reduce Violent Crime? — Newark Public Safety Collaborative
9 Painter Farrington1999 street lighting study: SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION | PDF
The science of street lights: what makes people feel safe at night | Desis: Senior Thesis
Lighting cut crime by 39%
Outdoor lighting at night doesn't do what you think it does to reduce crime and increase safety | DarkSky International
How blue street light decreasing crime in Japan
City's crime-curbing street light initiative coming to South Dallas | KERA News
New street lighting remains unpopular but 'has not led to spike in crime' – Armagh I
Absence of Street Lighting May Prevent Vehicle Crime, but Spatial and Temporal Displacement Remains a Concern | Journal of Quantitative Criminology
Is Signify's Crime Reduction Claim of 21% Accurate? - EdisonReport
Switching off street lights at night does not increase car crashes and crime | UCL News - UCL – University College London
Blue Light Special: Colored Streetlamps Precede Decline in Crime - WebUrbanist
How Something as Small as Street Lights Can Reduce Crime
Safety concerns over Hampshire County Council's plans to dim street lights - BBC News
Crime fears over plan to dim or turn off Stoke-on-Trent street lights - Stoke-on-Trent Live
PDF) The effect of reduced street lighting on road casualties and crime in England and Wales: Controlled interrupted time series analysis
Fewer street lights does not increase crime or crashes | The Fifth Estate
Street lights brightened after crime fears heightened - Enfield Dispatch
Blue Light Special: Colored Streetlamps Precede Decline in Crime - WebUrbanist
Outdoor lighting at night doesn't do what you think it does to reduce crime and increase safety | DarkSky International
Street Lights and Crime: A Seemingly Endless Debate - Bloomberg
Effectiveness of Street Lighting in Preventing Crime in Public Places - Brottsförebyggande rådet
Street lights INCREASE the risk of your car being broken into, study finds | Daily Mail Online
Street lighting may enable rather than hinder street crime | UCL News - UCL – University College London
Turning off street lights does not cause increase in traffic accidents or crime, says study | The Independent | The Independent
