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There is no reliable evidence linking car color, especially red, to an increase in traffic violations or speeding, despite the common belief otherwise. Data from the United States indicate that police issue approximately 34 million tickets annually, totaling about $6.2 billion. However, a study conducted in 2014 to test this idea found that white cars account for the highest percentage of violations at 19%, while red cars make up 16% of the total. This suggests that red is not a primary factor in increasing violations.
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