The Mid Atlantic region includes: District of Columbia / Maryland / Virginia / West Virginia This page was created to prevent different map guidance recommendations from the others in Mid Atlantic Region. The current primary Regional Coordinator is CBenson. (PM) If you have questions about this region or page, go to the forum for this region.
Cities
Washington is the only city in the District of Columbia and it spans the entire area.
Speed / red light cameras
In the District of Columbia, their are seven different types of traffic enforcement cameras. Below is a table containing each type of camera and how it should be mapped.
| Camera Type | Icon Used |
|---|---|
| Traditional Speed Cameras | Speed Camera |
| Speed Cameras at Intersections | Speed Camera |
| Traditional Red Light Cameras | Red Light Camera |
| Gridlock Cameras | Red Light Camera |
| Stop Sign Cameras | Red Light Camera |
| Pedestrian Right of Way Cameras | Red Light Camera |
| Oversized Vehicle Cameras | Not Mapped |
Reference the DC MPD Automated Traffic Enforcement page to verify camera locations.
Other camera types
These are cameras or signs that either provide driver feedback or are used for traffic control. These devices CAN NOT issue tickets and should not be mapped.
Area Managers
| Username | Area Managed | Comments | Forum PM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank 6 Country Managers | |||
| CBenson | Region 10 Mid-Atlantic Regional Coordinator | Rank 6 | PM |
| Rank 5 State Manager | |||
| russblau | DC State Manager (also area manager for Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax) | PM | |
| Rank 4 Area Managers | |||
| PM | |||
| Rank 3 Area Managers | |||
| PM | |||
If you are an Area Manager that covers the District of Columbia, or a USA Country Manager that does a lot of work in DC, please add yourself to this list (alphabetical by username).
If you have questions, you can send a PM (private message) to your Area Manager through the forum. If your area is not listed, enable the Area Managers layer in the map editor to identify them. Some areas have multiple area managers while other areas have none.