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Monitored Intersections

The D.C. government installed the first of its red-light cameras in 1999. By the following year, 37 intersections were covered in the city, some with more than one camera. The number of traffic accidents at the 37 intersections has gone up since the cameras were installed. The increase is the same or worse than at the 1,520 intersections with traffic lights that do not have red-light cameras.

Monitored Intersections
SOURCE: D.C. Department of Transportation | MAP BY NATHANIEL VAUGHN KELSO, GRAPHIC BY TOBEY  THE WASHINGTON POST
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