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    Andrew Harnik/Examiner
 
Traffic makes its way through road construction along P Street at Dupont Circle in Northwest. The District would be the last jurisdiction in the nation to
increase
penalties for drivers who disobey traffic laws in work zones
under
legislation unanimously adopted Tuesday by a D.C. Council
committee.
Ward 1 Council Member Jim Graham, chair of the public works
and
environment committee, introduced the bill in February to
further
address the problem of speeding, particularly along busy city
commuter
corridors. The District has seen a steady decrease in work
zone
crashes in recent years: 398 in 2004, 311 in 2005 and 286 last year. In Washington, DC on Tuesday September 25, 2007.

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    A Metrobus struck a man in Olney in Montgomery County. He later died at the hospital. (Photo: Graeme Jennings/Examiner)

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