Revenues from the Metropolitan Police Department photo radar and red light programs collapsed by nearly $25 million last year, as the cameras nabbed roughly 250,000 fewer violators than the previous year.
The camera program must be working, police contend. “Generally speaking, the reason for the decline is that people are slowing down,” said Traci Hughes, the department’s spokeswoman.
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