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Virginia is experiencing a disturbing trend on its roadways – increased traffic crash fatalities – with the state on pace to have another unfortunate increase in 2021.
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With backyard barbecues and public Independence Day celebrations back in full swing, the Virginia State Police is encouraging everyone to plan ahead for the holiday weekend.
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With travel forecasts calling for a significant increase for the Memorial Day weekend from 2020, the Virginia State Police is encouraging motorists to bring their “Safety First” mindset to the roadways.
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A report from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety shows a 10 percent increase in wrong-way crash fatalities in the most recent four-year period studied.
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The arrival of Daylight Saving Time this weekend means one less hour of sleep and the potential for more sleepy drivers on the road.
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Public transports are as responsible for passengers’ safety as private transport. So, if you get injured in one, you have the same right as in normal personal injuries to file a claim against the owner of the public transport company.
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Everyone wants to say goodbye to 2020, but racing to get there may increase your chances of not reaching the finish line.
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Thousands of pedestrians have been killed by car accidents.
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Throughout the United States, there are reports that traffic fatalities are increasing. In April 2020, all 50 states reported an increase in traffic fatalities with an average of 36.6 percent.
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Preliminary reports from the Virginia State Police indicate nine individuals, to include a 4-year-old child, died during the holiday statistical counting period that began at 12:01 a.m. July 2 and concluded at midnight July 5.
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