District of Columbia Parking Violation Locations August 2022

August 2022 parking citation locations in Washington D.C., geocoded to street segment centroids. Data originates from the District's eTIMS meter work order system and includes summarized ticket counts by time of day, week, year, and violation category. The Metropolitan Police Department and partner agencies like DDOT issued these violations for traffic enforcement.

Use Cases

• Analyze parking violation frequency by time of day and week of year to optimize enforcement patrol schedules.
• Map geocoded citation locations to street segment centroids for spatial analysis of congestion hotspots.
• Identify patterns in the category of violation to inform urban planning and traffic control policy.
• Correlate summarized ticket counts with geographic features to assess Vision Zero safety initiative effectiveness.

Strengths

• Data is geocoded to the street segment level, providing precise spatial coordinates for analysis.
• Includes summarized counts by multiple temporal dimensions: time of day, week of year, and year.
• Covers violations from multiple authoritative agencies including MPD and DDOT.
• Available in multiple geospatial formats including GeoJSON and KML for mapping.

Limitations

• Sample data and specific row/column counts are unavailable, limiting assessment of dataset scale and structure.
• Data is limited to a single month (August 2022), restricting longitudinal trend analysis.
• Contains summarized ticket counts rather than individual violation records, reducing granularity for some analyses.

Provenance

Source

District of Columbia's Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) and partner agencies via the eTIMS meter work order management system.

Collection Method

Extracted from eTIMS, loaded into DC GIS, and geocoded to street segment level by the Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO).

Time Range

August 2022.

Freshness

Data reflects August 2022 events; metadata was last updated in March 2026.

Geography

District of Columbia, United States.