Notes

Over 7,000 people died in collisions at locations governed by a traffic control device in 2011.
2,433 fatal collisions occurred at locations controlled by a stop sign.
4,424 fatal collisions occurred at a location controlled by a stop light.
Collisions were also common at areas where yield, wrong way, and construction signs were posted, as well as at railroad crossings where signs or other devices were posted.

Be aware of the different ways the drivers tend to disregard traffic control devices:
Failing to stop at ("rolling through") a stop sign: You must always come to a complete stop. Even if you intend to yield, rolling through a stop sign can mislead and confuse other road users, causing them to react in an unsafe way.
Disobeying a stoplight or a stop, yield, or wrong way sign: This puts you into another driver's path of travel at a time when he or she has the right of way, forcing him or her to take evasive action to avoid hitting you.
Disobeying a construction sign: Detours, sudden merges, bright lights, and workers near the edge of the roadway all increase the chances of a collision in a construction zone.

right-of-way violations contributed to almost 11% of all fatal collisions, as well as over 15% of collisions involving injury and over 13% of collisions overall.