
Houff Transfer partners with Virginia State Police on Move Over campaign
Motorists traveling Virginia’s highways will be seeing even more signs referencing Virginia’s “Move Over” law.

Motorists traveling Virginia’s highways will be seeing even more signs referencing Virginia’s “Move Over” law.

Virginia State Police Trooper G.R. Watkins is investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash in Fluvanna County. The crash occurred at 3:15 p.m., Tuesday (Dec. 1), on Route 600, approximately one mile south of Route 618.

Six individuals lost their lives in traffic crashes on Virginia’s highways over the 2015 Thanksgiving holiday weekend, according to preliminary reports.

During the 2014 Thanksgiving holiday counting period, eight fatal traffic crashes claimed eight lives. That was Virginia’s lowest death toll for a Thanksgiving weekend in over a decade.

the Virginia State Police is partnering with local, state and federal law enforcement and traffic-safety advocates for the November 2015 National Click It or Ticket Mobilization.

The Virginia State Police is requesting assistance from the public to help identify a suspect in a series of attempted prescription frauds in mid-October.

At 1:04 a.m., Virginia State Police Trooper W.C. Fugate responded to a single-vehicle crash in Nelson County. The crash occurred Oct. 31 on Route 29 near River Road.

With traffic deaths on Virginia highways on the increase for the first time in two years, the Virginia State Police is hoping a new collaborative campaign with two of the Commonwealth’s flagship universities will help bring much needed attention to the necessity for all Virginians to make traffic safety a priority.

The Virginia State Police are advising all motorists to Drive to Save Lives with the pending rain forecast for the coming days and additional potential for flooding:

Virginia State Police are mourning the loss of one of its own today after Trooper Nathan-Michael W. Smith died following a traffic crash in Prince George County. Trooper Smith, 27, of Henrico, Va., becomes the Department’s 61st sworn employee to die in the line of duty.
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