
Virginia State Police urges teen drivers to be road responsible
As National Teen Driver Safety Week gets underway, the Virginia State Police are encouraging young people, who are just taking to the roads, to take charge of their safety.

As National Teen Driver Safety Week gets underway, the Virginia State Police are encouraging young people, who are just taking to the roads, to take charge of their safety.

Traffic deaths in Virginia reached a three-year high during the 2018 Labor Day weekend.

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.

Fourth of July 2018 marked a busy holiday for Virginia State Police when it came to arresting impaired drivers and citing speeding motorists.

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.

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.

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.

According to AAA, nearly 1.2 million Virginians will travel this Memorial Day weekend, nearly 5 percent more than last year, the most in more than a dozen years and 52 thousand more than last year.

The Virginia State Police is urging all motorists to put traffic safety at the top of their list of holiday priorities.

AAA projects 1.2 million Virginians will travel to celebrate Independence Day this year. The 2017 travel forecast is the highest since 2001.
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