1. Vision Zero Photo Enforcement Jonathan M. Rogers District Department of Transportation December 3, 2015

2. 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. 3 Fatal Crashes & Photo Enforcement

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5. 5 Safety Nexus Study Mandated by DC Council, Budget Support Act of 2014

6. 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 2011420,818$60,105,091 20121,018,953$91,806,356 2013666,275$88,832,976

7. 7 Automated Traffic Enforcement History in the District of Columbia 1996 2001 2013

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9. 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

10. 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

11. THANK YOU