Washington, D.C., leadership is looking to eliminate pedestrian deaths by suing drivers with thousands of dollars in traffic violation tickets.

A strict set of D.C. road rules goes into effect Tuesday, intended to combat reckless driving, hold repeat offenders accountable and "give teeth" to the city's growing fleet of traffic cameras. Why it matters: The District has struggled to crack down on dangerous drivers — many with multiple citations — all while traffic deaths are increasing and the city is owed over a billion dollars in unpaid fines.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is forecasting another significant geomagnetic storm this weekend.