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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.
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The Virginia State Police is urging all motorists to put traffic safety at the top of their list of holiday priorities.
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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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Operation Border to Border patrolled U.S. Route 15 and U.S. Route 17 in an effort to prevent traffic crashes along the heavily-traveled corridor.
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Between technology, a new president and lots of shifts in the way we see cars, the year has definitely shocked a lot of people.
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The Virginia State Police are strongly encouraging motorists to make safe driving a priority during the Thanksgiving weekend.
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Ryan Lochte was unfairly railroaded by Brazilian authorities and made to look like a Brian Williams-level fabricator by the U.S. media.
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Five drivers, a motorcyclist, a teenage passenger and a pedestrian died in seven traffic crashes across Virginia over the Fourth of July weekend.
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To ensure the Fourth of July holiday is as safe as possible, Virginia State Police will increase patrols during the long holiday weekend.
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The 2016 Memorial Day holiday weekend proved safer for those traveling the highways of Virginia in comparison to the 2015 Memorial Day weekend.
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