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Where D.C.’s new speed and stop sign enforcement cameras are

By Neal Augenstein

WASHINGTON — Fair warning — D.C. police have installed new cameras for automated speed and stop sign enforcement.

The Metropolitan Police Department says 9 new photo enforcement units are located at places where speeding and pedestrian safety have been identified as a problem.

During the 30-day warning period, starting Feb. 17, 2015, violators will get warning citations.

Here are the locations:

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Va. bill would crack down on out-of-state toll cheaters

By Max Smith
WASHINGTON — Some small-time toll violators who live outside of Virginia, like D.C. or Maryland, don't ever pay for skipping out on tolls. But a bill moving through the Virginia General Assembly could force out-of-state scofflaws to pay up. The bill, advanced by a House subcommittee this week, would allow Virginia to enter into reciprocal enforcement deals with states like Maryland. The deals would allow the states to share information about toll violators who have not paid so that those violators would not be able to renew their vehicle registrations in their home states.
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