A commute to work or school ended early and badly for two people in Virginia Beach, VA, on March 1, 2012. As yet unidentified, the individuals were involved in a multivehicle accident on Oceana Boulevard shortly before 7 am and had to be cut out of their cars by firefighters before being transported to hospitals…
An experienced Virginia brain injury attorney with the Shapiro, Washburn & Sharplaw firm recently wrote about an accident on Oceana Boulevard in Virginia Beach, VA, in which an SUV crossed the median and struck another SUV traveling in the opposite direction. View Larger Map To learn more, read “SUV Goes Airborne Before Colliding With Another…
Cruising 55 mph in the left lane along stretches of Interstate 64 and 664 in Chesapeake, Hampton and Suffolk Virginia (VA) will be a thing of the past starting in March 2012 when the speed limit on parts of I-64 and I-664 will go to 60 mph from 55 mph. The changes will affect: –…
The advent of new technology has made driving safer, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants to make some technologies, including backup cameras, mandatory in all vehicles by 2014. To learn more, visit “NHTSA Calls for Mandatory Backup Cameras by 2014.” CD
The same Ford Escort was involved in two accidents within minutes on the same day on, first, U.S. 29 and, second, VA 151 in Amherst County, Virginia (VA). According to the Nelson County Times, the at-fault driver sideswiped the first car then took off. The hit-and-run driver later crossed over the center line on VA…