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New red-light camera, 7 speed cameras installed in DC

By Valerie Bonk

There will be a new red-light camera and seven more speed cameras up and running in D.C. soon.

The District Department of Transportation announced Friday that construction has been completed on a red-light enforcement camera at the Interstate 695 off-ramp at northbound 11th Street Southeast.

The camera will be activated June 7.

In addition to the red-light camera, DDOT will rotate seven new speed cameras in the following corridors on the below map:

Find more information about DDOT’s new cameras on its website.

Listen to traffic updates on-air at 103.5 FM and online on the WTOP website.

DC’s developmentally disabled community especially hard-hit by COVID-19

By Megan Cloherty
Members of D.C.'s developmentally disabled community are being disproportionately affected by COVID-19, with lower vaccination numbers and higher rates of death in the population. Testifying in front of the D.C. Council Committee on Health, Robin Shaffert, with Georgetown University's Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, said there's a need for the city to reach out to disabled residents who have a lower vaccination rate than the 18-and-over citywide average.
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