If questioned, most drivers would admit to occasionally speeding for a variety of reasons. While many drivers speed without consequence, accidents can occur because of their speeding. In 2020, speeding was the number one cause for motor vehicle accidents in Virginia, accounting for 22,479 of...
If a teenage license holder injures you in a crash, it is them you should be looking to hold responsible, not their parents. Yet parents can play a vital role in educating their children to drive safely. It is in their best interests as no...
If you suffered from severe injuries in a Virginia motor vehicle accident, you probably understand the many personal and financial hardships that such crashes can cause. You may require hospitalization for a long time, or you could have injuries that will never fully resolve (brain...
Driving in wintertime brings with it many unique challenges. Snow, sleet and ice are all visible hazards that force drivers to adjust their behaviors. It is important to note that not all hazards are immediately visible. Black ice is also a significant factor in colder...
Daylight Saving Time has passed, and the daylight hours are growing steadily shorter. That means you may already be leaving your home in the morning in the dark and coming back again in the dark in the evening. A lot of people find driving in...
When you think about the aftermath of motor vehicle accidents, you may envision a blood-soaked crash scene and victims with obvious injuries. It may surprise you to learn that some of the most severe accident injuries do not manifest symptoms immediately. Depending on the injury,...
One of the best parts of fall is the foliage — particularly when you happen to live in or near Virginia. The state is known for its gorgeous rural areas and woodlands, and they’re at their scenic best when the leaves on the trees have...
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