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Washington’s attorney general sued five Maryland and Virginia drivers for “repeated dangerous and illegal conduct on D.C. streets,” including a Maryland driver who racked up $187,200 in unpaid tickets in about two years.

The speed limit sign says "photo enforced," but these cameras can only do so much. They can easily catch speeding drivers, but making them pay up is another story. “I think it was most surprising to me is just the amount of unpaid violations that we have and the lack of recovery the city really has - the ability for the city to recover those fines,

More than 48,000 citations were issued by the Maryland Safe Zones Automated Speed Enforcement ... SEE ALSO | DC ramps up traffic enforcement with $1 billion in unpaid violations, rising speed fines "Reckless driving at high speeds is a dangerous weapon ...

The automated traffic violation enforcement system in Baltimore is only catching a small number of motorists who break the law, and many of these drivers don’t bother paying the fines, according