Virginia Updates Its Reckless Driving Threshold Law
Driving over the speed limit can have more serious legal consequences than you might think! In Virginia, there have long been serious legal consequences for
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Driving Safety This Holiday Season
This past year Virginia was the 5th most dangerous state for drivers, so be sure to do all you can to stay safe behind the
Operation Crash Reduction
The Virginia Sheriffs’ Association wants you to be safe on the road while you’re out enjoying this long holiday weekend! Last year, October was the
Staying Safe & Sharing the Road with Trucks
Trucks are a vital part of our supply chain, but they also pose a high accident and injury risk on our roads. Over the past
Help Set Your Child Up for Success With Online Learning
Remote and hybrid school can be a challenge, so we’ve gathered a few tips that may be useful for your online student. Parents everywhere are
Back to School Safety
Even though learning is happening from home for many students this fall, it’s still a good idea to keep your eye out for school buses
Virginia Steps Up Its Protection of Animals
As the scorching summer heat continues, lawmakers do their part to help keep pets cool and safe. It’s August, which means long, hot days and
Virginia is the First State to Pass Coronavirus Worker Protections
Virginia is leading the nation in protecting its workers during the coronavirus pandemic. Last week Virginia became the first state in the nation to pass
Are You Protected Against Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers?
Making sure your insurance policy includes UM/UIM coverage is a wise financial decision. Auto insurance isn’t something most of us think much about after we
Does Staying Home Mean Fewer Accidents?
You’d think fewer cars would necessarily mean safer roads, but the reality is a bit more complicated. With many states still experiencing stay-at-home orders, you