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From MPD:
The Metropolitan Police Department announced today the deployment of new photo enforced locations beginning on or about Friday, February 1, 2013.
The deployment locations for the Photo Enforcement Units will continue to be at sites with the highest number of crashes and injuries, calls for police service, and high speed volume. MPD also considered recommendations or requests from the Department of Transportation, Advisory Neighborhood Commissions and civic or citizen associations.
The thirty-day educational phase will commence on or about February 1, 2013, whereas violators will receive warning citations. On March 4, 2013, MPD will begin issuing live moving citations to violators.
The new vehicle-based photo enforcement locations are as follows:
1D – 1000 block Pennsylvania Ave SE southeastbound – speed limit 30 mph
1D – 1300 block Pennsylvania Ave SE northwestbound – speed limit 30 mph
1D – 700 block Maryland Ave NE southwestbound – speed limit 25 mph
1D – 1200 block Maryland Ave NE northeastbound – speed limit 25 mph
1D – 300 block H St NE eastbound – speed limit 25 mph
4D – 5100 block 13th St NW southbound – speed limit 25 mph
5D – 1800 block Montana Ave NE southeastbound – speed limit 25 mph
5D – 3000 block Rhode Island Ave NE southwestbound – speed limit 30 mph
5D – 1200 block Mt. Olivet Rd NE northwestbound – speed limit 25 mph
6D – 5400 block N H Burroughs Ave NE eastbound – speed limit 30 mph
6D – 5000 block Benning Rd NE northwestbound – speed limit 30 mph
6D – 3600 Jay St NE northeastbound – speed limit 25 mph
6D – 1200 block Branch Ave SE southbound – speed limit 25 mph
7D – 100 block Malcolm X Ave SE westbound – speed limit 30 mph
7D – 2300 block Good Hope Rd SE northwestbound – speed limit 25 mphThe new portable photo enforcement locations are as follows:
1D – 300 block 17th St SE southbound – speed limit 25 mph
2D – 2200 block K St NW eastbound – speed limit 25 mph
4D – 600 blk Missouri Ave NW southeastbound – speed limit 25 mph
4D – 7700 block 16th St NW southbound – speed limit 30 mph
6D – 3900 block Pennsylvania Ave SE northwestbound – speed limit 30 mph
7D – 2500 block Naylor Rd SE southeastbound – speed limit 25 mph
You can see a list of permanent speed camera locations here.
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