If passed, cars with multiple tickets for speeding or running red lights could be impounded until drivers take a reckless driving course.

And 2016 data shows that the District is well on its way to outpace 2015’s total.

MPD denies a report that a speed camera company doctored photos to make them harder to challenge in court.

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

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

Someone get The Daily Caller’s Mark Judge a blanket and a roll of tinfoil, because he’s seeing police officers on traffic duty everywhere he looks.

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.

In a letter to D.C. Council Chair Phil Mendelson yesterday, Police Chief Cathy Lanier argued that with more people moving into D.C. and the city becoming a hub of culture and cuisine, more police officers will be required to keep residents and visitors safe.

D.C. may soon raise the speed limit on two roads that have generated tens of thousands of speeding camera tickets.

A bill that would lower speed camera fines in D.C. faces a big obstacle, namely overcoming a four-year $95 million price tag.