D.C. fines residents $261 per person, more than double the amount of New York City.

2016 saw the lowest number of parking tickets issued and revenue generated this decade.

A Fairfax County circuit judge ruled that the upcharge doesn’t represent an unconstitutional burden.

A new report finds that drivers in Maryland are more likely to be caught speeding than their counterparts in D.C.

After months of study and debate, yesterday the D.C. Council passed a bill dropping the majority of fines doled out by the city’s speed cameras, in one case by a mere $8.

Mayor Vince Gray today said he would be lowering some speeding camera fines while increasing what the most lead-footed motorists will pay for exceeding speed limits in D.C.

Don’t park in the bike lane, please.

The D.C. Council will vote on a bill today that would impose fines on some businesses that run their air conditioners while keeping their doors open.

D.C. government workers also speed and blow through red lights while driving official D.C. vehicles, and they’re getting slapped with tickets for it.

Councilmember Tommy Wells (D-Ward 6) has created a task force to consider lowering fines for tickets handed out by the city’s ever-expanding network of traffic cameras.