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District resident Joseph Scott owns a company that developed a system known as PhantomAlert, which feeds the locations of speed cameras and red-light cameras into standard Global Positioning System devices and prompts the devices to warn drivers when they are near one. PhantomAlert has subscribers throughout the nation, including more than 2,000 in the Washington region. (Michael Temchine - For The Washington Post)
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