Here is a list of people to contact about getting a red light camera 
at Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Streets, NW.
You can also write these officials about suggesting locations
 for red light cameras at other Cleveland Park 
and Washington intersections.  

Scroll down the page to see more photographs of red light runners.

As the District of Columbia prepares to observe National Stop on Red Week, the MPDC 
reported this week that the number of drivers running red lights at intersections equipped with photo 
enforcement cameras has declined dramatically in the three years since the red-light camera 
program began. The MPDC began operating its first two red-light cameras in August 1999. 

Today, the District has 39 cameras operating at high-hazard intersections located in all seven
police districts. The number of violations caught on film at these 39 intersections has fallen 
from nearly 38,000 per month to fewer than 14,000 per month over the course of the program, 
a reduction of 64 percent. That translates into 24,000 fewer red-light running infractions per month. 
Citywide, the number of traffic fatalities involving red-light running declined from nine deaths in 
1998 to two in 2001 and four so far this year. Access the news release at: 
http://www.mpdc.org/blue/news.asp?sid=1702  



  

    

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