City to add 12 more rest-in-red signals after major safety gains in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Albuquerque says six rest-in-red traffic lights on Lead and Coal have cut crashes and injury crashes by up to 70%.

The city installed the $50,000 signals in 2022 to slow drivers on Lead and Coal. The lights stay green for drivers at or below the speed limit and turn red for speeders.

Myra Sanchez lives near Lead and Coal and said crashes used to be common there…

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