Virginia State Police implemented a “Trooper Bowl” enforcement program this past Super Bowl Sunday, which resulted in the arrest of two drivers in Arlington, VA.
Troopers also issued 42 citations for violations from speeding to driving without a seat belt, authorities said.
“We would like to believe that the minimal number of DUI arrests is a result of Northern Virginians making the safe, responsible decision to not to drink and drive on Super Bowl Sunday,” said Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller.
Police increased patrols for drunk and impaired drivers on interstates in Northern Virginia from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m.
“We want people to enjoy themselves, but not at the expense of hurting or killing others by getting behind the wheel and driving drunk,” said 1st Sgt. Eric J. Penree of the Virginia State Police.
An emergency room visit after a car accident injury is a chaotic experience, and while your only worry is receiving quick and proper treatment for yourself and your family, the hospital staff’s goal
Driving in the rain is more dangerous than most people assume. Rain can seriously reduce visibility and make roads slippery. Severe rain, such as downpours during hurricanes, only compound these
The new express lanes for Interstate 495 opened on Saturday, but confusion has led to six accidents since Monday, reports FairfaxTimes.com. The new lanes offer drivers an option to pay a toll to use
The co-owner of Mars candy company who was involved in a fatal car crash that killed an elderly woman has plead guilty to reckless driving but will avoid a jail sentence, reports Virginia Lawyers
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