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Ticket typeCivil violation
License pointsNone
Insurance impactNone
ContestableYes

Tickets from this camera average $100. Washington, D.C. fines run $100–500, scaled to how far over the limit you were going.

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Jurisdiction
Washington, D.C.
Camera Type
Speed Camera
Status
active
Speed Limit
35 mph
Violations Per Year
15,238
Estimated Annual Revenue
$1,523,800
Average Fine
$100
Camera Setup
Fixed position
Latest Published Data
September 2, 2026

Recent Violation History

MonthViolations
Aug 2026893
Jul 20261,359
Jun 20261,283
May 20261,644
Apr 20261,584
Mar 20261,347
Feb 2026475
Jan 20261,033
Dec 20251,376
Nov 20251,404
Oct 20251,465
Sep 20251,375

This speed camera monitors SUITLAND PKWY W/B @ STANTON RD SE in Washington, D.C.. The camera sits on Suitland Pkwy at Stanton Rd Se, facing westbound traffic. The posted limit at this location is 35 mph. Speed cameras use radar or in-road sensors to photograph vehicles traveling above the posted limit. It recorded about 15,238 violations in the latest reported year, roughly $1,523,800 in fines. Violation counts come from Washington, D.C.'s published enforcement data; revenue is estimated from violation volume and posted fine amounts. The nearest tracked cameras are SUITLAND PKWY W/B @ STANTON RD SE (<0.1 mi), STANTON RD S/B @ ELVANS RD SE (0.2 mi) and Stanton Rd s/b @ Alabama Ave SE (0.5 mi).

About this location

this corridor is part of the DMV-area road network monitored by automated traffic cameras.