First responder safety on our highways
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The families of three firefighters were forever changed on the night of October 11, 2018 when a tractor-trailer crashed into the back of a Hanover County firetruck on Interstate 295.
Search Results for Move Over
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Virginia State Police: Be safe on the roads this Thanksgiving season
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Virginia State Police urges motorists to slow down and keep their focus on the road so everyone makes it safely to the holiday table.
Virginia State Police urges motorists to buckle up, #drivetosavelives this Labor Day weekend
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Seven lives have been lost in the past seven days as a result of traffic crashes on Virginia highways. Sadly, four of the six individuals killed in passenger vehicle crashes during that week were unrestrained.
Virginia State Police: Drive safely this Independence Day
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Virginia highways will be bustling this week as millions of people take to the road for the Independence Day holiday, and Virginia State Police is urging motorists to ensure safety and celebration go hand-in-hand.
AAA projecting July 4th travel records this year
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A record-breaking 46.9 million Americans and nearly 1.3 million Virginians are projected to travel 50 miles or more away from home this July 4th holiday.
Motorists urged to put traffic safety on their travel agenda this Memorial Day weekend
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As travelers plan their vacations and pack their bags for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, Virginia State Police is urging motorists to make sure traffic safety is at the top of their agenda.
What’s wrong with Virginia baseball? Better question: what isn’t?
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Virginia baseball opened the newly expanded Disharoon Park in February. Fitting for the 2018 brand, it came in an ugly 9-4 loss to VMI that saw the Keydets score six runs in a 31-minute top of the first and never look back.
High winds affecting travel across Virginia
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High winds are affecting much of the commonwealth, with downed trees and signs, debris in roadways and issues with traffic signals being reported in many areas.
AAA offers winter weather driving tips
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The few inches of snow in the forecast could create a big headache for commuters tomorrow morning. Even though some areas of Central Virginia may only get an inch or two, the timing of the snowfall, in the height of rush hour, is cause for concern.
Virginia continues to monitor, respond to winter storm
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A winter storm warning is still active for east central, eastern, south central, and southeast portions of Virginia until 1 p.m. In addition, a blizzard warning has been issued for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake and Virginia Beach until 1 p.m.
