Photograph of street alleyway with lighting

When night falls on a city, public lighting quietly steps in as a frontline defense—against fear, disorientation, and, supposedly, crime.

Recent studies and urban case studies suggest the answer is more complex. Public lighting absolutely influences how safe people feel—but its actual impact on crime is a more layered story.

Let’s explore the intersection of lighting, safety, perception, and real crime reduction.

🔍 Lighting and Crime: What the Research Shows

Questions arise:

💡 Conclusion: A Light Touch Is Best

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