
June is Move Over Awareness Month in Virginia
Those working alongside Virginia’s highways this summer are hoping two new campaigns will help remind motorists to think move over.

Those working alongside Virginia’s highways this summer are hoping two new campaigns will help remind motorists to think move over.

A comprehensive report on local and statewide crime figures for 2015 is now available online at the Virginia State Police website.

The Youth of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety and the Virginia State Police announced the winners of the 2016 “Drive Alive” Teen Safe Driving campaign.

The 2016 Memorial Day holiday weekend proved safer for those traveling the highways of Virginia in comparison to the 2015 Memorial Day weekend.

The Virginia State Police reminds motorists of the need to always buckle up when driving and/or riding in a vehicle.

The Waynesboro Police Department has determined that a threat left on a bathroom stall at Waynesboro High School this week is a hoax.

Charlottesville City Manager Maurice Jones announced his recommendation for the City’s next Chief of Police, Alfred S. Thomas Jr.

More teen drivers in Virginia will be involved in traffic crashes between the months of May and August than any other time of the year, statistics show.

Eleven law enforcement agencies in Virginia will implement or expand their use of Lethality Assessment Protocol.

Former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and Captain Mark Kelly joined with Virginia leaders to announce a new bipartisan coalition.
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