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What To Expect From A DMV-Approved Driver Improvement Course

According to the National Safety Council, even a simple online training course can reduce traffic accidents by up to 70% – while also eliminating the cost of future tickets. That said, few moto…

The Legal And Insurance Benefits Of Completing A Driver Improvement Course

According to Harvard Business Review, the auto insurance industry is increasingly incentivizing better driver behavior with financial rewards. With this strategy, drivers may be able to reduce …

How A Driver Improvement Course Can Help With Traffic Violations

The National Institutes of Health highlights numerous studies that have established a link between driver education and fewer traffic violations. In Virginia, there are numerous benefits associ…

The Legal Process For Contesting Military Traffic Tickets

Generally speaking, members of the United States military who are issued traffic citations while off the grounds of a military base are subject to the same penalties, and enjoy the same rights, as…

Car Seat And Booster Seat Laws In Virginia

Have you received a ticket for violating a car seat or booster law? Contact us today for a free consult. Virginia requires children to be restrained in a proper car seat or booster seat until …

Understanding Virginia’s Demerit Point System and How It Affects Your Driving Record

Maintaining a clean driving record is essential for every Virginia driver. It keeps you safe on the road and helps you avoid costly penalties, increased insurance rates, and the potential for a su…

Preventing Distracted Driving

Focus on the road. Those are four words that drivers have likely heard from their very first driving lesson, if not before. Driving is a significant responsibility, with drivers expected to pilot …

What Is Defensive Driving?

Inexperienced drivers, or drivers with plenty of highway hours preparing to spend extensive time in high-traffic conditions, are frequently advised to practice “defensive driving” techniques. Whil…

Traffic Violations And Military Deployment: Handling Legal Matters While Away

Members of the United States military are subject to the same state and local traffic laws as any other citizens when operating their personal vehicles on public roads. They are also entitled to t…

Right-of-Way Laws In Virginia

In Virginia, as in most other states, when in reference to driving a motor vehicle, the right-of-way refers to a driver or pedestrian’s legal right to proceed on their way. When two vehicles, or a…

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