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Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles car seat laws require that all children up until the age of 8 be restrained in a moving vehicle regardless of weight or height. In order to help you keep your child safe, we have compiled a simple guide that will walk you through each stage of Virginia’s seatbelt laws and offer you...

Being injured in a car accident is bad enough but the many myths surrounding these types of cases makes it all the more complicated. Learn about the top 5 most common car accident myths and misconceptions. Courtesy of HG.org MYTH #1: EACH STATE’S AUTO INJURY LAWS ARE THE SAME Insurance rates are regulated by state-run agencies...

Car accidents a very common incident, especially on the busy roadways of Virginia. That does not mean, however, that they are ever easy to deal with. Whether you are assessing the damages from your recent accident or are looking to avoid one in the future, it is helpful to know the most common types of...

Did you know that texting while driving is, by far, the most alarming distraction? While texting, a driver is distracted visually, manually and cognitively. There are, of course, other types of distractions that can occur and cause a driver to take their attention away from the road. Eating, taking care of a child or talking...

With the holiday season fast approaching, it is especially important to be aware of the other travelers on the road. Find out how to spot and avoid a drunk driver and the facts and figures on impaired driving. HOW TO SPOT A DRUNK DRIVER Courtesy of MADD The National Safety Council (NSC) reports that the highest number...

Research shows teens whose parents set rules regarding motor vehicle usage and expectations are half as likely to get into an accident. The following are tips you should share with your teen driver: TEEN DRIVER SAFETY TIPS From the National Safety Council: Leading Safety into the Future: Teen drivinghttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SHtseucaPTo