Arlington County Authorizes Speed Cameras
The Arlington County board approved a program that will install traffic cameras in an effort to protect pedestrians and reduce police interactions.
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The Arlington County board approved a program that will install traffic cameras in an effort to protect pedestrians and reduce police interactions.
In a draft plan, planners in Arlington County, Virginia call for improved pedestrian infrastructure, higher-density housing, and more public parks.
The change is sharpest in the elementary schools, and students from these grade levels are showing up in area private and parochial schools.
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The dynamic, demand-based pricing is on its way to Northern Virginia.