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Lighting and crime

Publication Year

1999

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

The information given in this document is intended to provide the reader with an overview of the relationship between lighting and crime. It does so by setting the scene in relation to the current crime situation generally and details the known facts that link the level of crime with the level of artificial light. As the expenditure of public money in the field of exterior lighting is considerably greater than in the private sector, attention is given to the cost to the community of crime and its related fields together with the cost of providing appropriate lighting preventative measures. The technical solutions available to the lighting engineer are varied in style and character but whatever the required aesthetics of the situation, lighting to the recommended levels can be provided at what many find to be unexpectedly low costs. It is this key relationship between the high cost of crime and the low cost of lighting that needs to be appreciated by all those with an interest in the community's well-being.

Document History

Supersedes 1994 edition.

Publisher Information

Institution of Lighting Engineers

Now known as Institution of Lighting Professionals

Regent House
Regent Place
Rugby
ILE
UK