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| Questions | Options | Proportion (%) |
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| (16) Do you support setting up a red countdown signal at intersections? [single choice] | (A) Support. | 79.64 |
| (B) Do not support. | 14.65 |
| (C) Does not matter. | 4.85 |
| (D) Others. | 0.86 |
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| (17) If red countdown signal controls are set up at intersections, what kind of impact will this have on you? [single choice] | (A) Through the countdown signal, I can know the remaining time of the red light, be ready to drive, and accelerate to pass through the intersection. | 36.44 |
| (B) Through the countdown signal, I know the remaining time of the red light and can decide whether or not to turn off the engine according to the remaining time, thereby reducing fuel consumption. | 30.07 |
| (C) Through the countdown signal, I can know the remaining time of the red light, and thus reduce the anxiety of waiting for a red light. | 29.97 |
| (D) Either countdown or non-countdown has no impact on me. | 3.52 |
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| (18) Do you think which of the following control modes of red countdown is better? [single choice] | (A) The countdown from the beginning to the end of the overall period of red light is better. | 52.05 |
| (B) Beginning to show the countdown 30 s before the end of the red light is better. | 12.94 |
| (C) Beginning to show the countdown 20 s before the end of the red light is better. | 10.47 |
| (D) Beginning to show the countdown 10 s before the end of the red light is better. | 24.55 |
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| (19) If you happen to approach an intersection at normal speed and no other vehicles are in front of your vehicle, that is to say, your vehicle is the first vehicle in a certain lane, if you find the red countdown is coming to end, what will you do? [single choice] | (A) Accelerate into the intersection. | 19.79 |
| (B) Decelerate into the intersection. | 56.99 |
| (C) Maintain the original speed and enter the intersection. | 21.03 |
| (D) Others. | 2.19 |
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