Vision Zero Photo Enforcement Jonathan M. Rogers District
Department of Transportation December 3, 2015 Leif Dormsjo
Director, DDOT Enforcement must reflect the fact that it is
unacceptable for the consequences of a poor decision on the street
to be life-threatening injury or death 3 Fatal Crashes & Photo
Enforcement 4 5 Safety Nexus Study Mandated by DC Council, Budget
Support Act of 2014 6 Automated Traffic Enforcement in the District
Today 97 Speed Cameras 42 Red Light7 Oversize / Overweight7 Stop
Sign ATE Citations Issued & Related Revenue Fiscal YearNumber
of CitationsRevenue ,818$60,105, ,018,953$91,806, ,275$88,832,976 7
Automated Traffic Enforcement History in the District of Columbia 8
Implementation 9 Safety Data Analysis Potential Site Identification
Site Visit Assessment Installation of electrical receptacles,
maximum wattage requirements, etc. Enhanced lighting Technical
support Contractor Installation Regional Challenges Non-moving
violations associated with the vehicle, not the driver Relevant
violations endanger vulnerable travelers Speeding Red light running
Failure to stop at stop signs Obstructing crosswalks Oversize /
Overweight No data reciprocity for non-moving violations among
DC/MD/VA Avoid in-person citation avoid paying fines continue
dangerous driving 10 THANK YOU
