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The November 2015 scholarship contest was another huge success! We had over 30 entries to view. This was the second time the scholarship was offered. The first time, there were only two entries. So you can see that the contest has taken off quite a bit. Some of the videos were so well done and […]
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Google’s self-driving cars are headed for Northern Virginia highways! Depending upon your view of this technology, that could be an exciting announcement or a horror movie come true. The Richmond Times-Dispatch has a thorough article that explains a new experiment and testing partnership that is being overseen by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute. Basically, the […]
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WOW! What a huge success the 1st scholarship contest was. There were some really good entries, tons of creativity and well done videos. The goal of the contest was to raise awareness of the dangers of underage drinking and driving. Students were required to create a public service advertisement video (PSA) which raises awareness of […]
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If you’re charged in Stafford County under the local ordinance 15-126 for failing to pay full time and attention while driving, you may have a defense to the charge. The ordinance in this case is actually very simple. It simply says that you have to pay full time and attention while driving. Well, what does […]
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I’ve written a lot about texting while driving, since it’s a big deal in traffic enforcement right now. And one question I’ve asked repeatedly is how the police can actually prove that you were texting. On the rare occasion when I see a texting while driving ticket at court, the defendant usually admitted to the […]
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Last year Virginia law was changed to make texting while driving a primary offense, which means an officer can pull you over solely because thinks you’re texting. But are tickets being written for texting? Not really. According to the Free Lance-Star, a total of 109 people were charged with texting while driving last year in […]
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There’s a bridge called the Berkley Pedestrian Bridge in the Norfolk area that’s intended for pedestrian and bicyclist use. If you’ve ever been on the bridge you can see that there is a corresponding part of the bridge for vehicle travel; that there is a caged and protected area for pedestrians and bicycles to keep […]
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Scott Shenk wrote an interesting article about the plague of red light running that takes place every day in the United States. There’s certainly no doubt that running red lights causes accidents, but what’s the best solution to make the intersections safer? It’s certainly not a problem created by judicial leniency. The area judges are […]
MoreDid you know that all Fredericksburg patrol officers are now outfitted with body-worn video cameras? Yep. If you encounter a Fredericksburg police officer, you may be on candid camera. The cameras are actually fairly visible, being worn either on a lapel clip or on the officer’s sunglasses. But you won’t necessarily know if the camera […]
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The Free Lance-Star reported on a crazy car chase that took place in Stafford County earlier this week. Apparently it was all spurred on by a deal over some fancy tennis shoes. After the tennis shoe transaction went down, the seller of the shoes apparently realized that some of the bills they were given for […]
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