D.C. has an extensive network of traffic cameras, but out-of-state drivers can largely escape punishment because there is no agreement with Maryland and Virginia to force them to pay up.

Montgomery County is the first place in Maryland to implement the “20 is Plenty” program, but D.C. recently lowered speed limits to 20 mph on residential and local streets.

If you’re hoping to share the road with some more considerate drivers, consider Kansas City.

Previously they could just take a road test.

But who’s at fault? That’s not clear.

Pulled over in Virginia for texting while driving? Just say you were looking at a map or trying to place a phone call!

The town of Laurel is trying something new to slow drivers down: fake speed cameras.

There’s a HAWK out there watching out for pedestrian looking to cross D.C. roads. No, not the bird, but rather a new type of traffic signal.

The driver of a pick-up truck who was caught on tape verbally harassing and then striking a cyclist in an August 2011 incident will perform community service and attend anger management courses in exchange for having charges against him dropped.

A Virginia driver, a Maryland driver and an assortment of weapons made for an insane road rage incident in D.C. on Saturday.