On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Sep 29, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
As schools begin to pick back up, it is your responsibility as a driver to make sure you are alert and aware of how this may change your commute. You know you must watch out at bus stops and when interacting with buses on the roadways, but you also must be aware of...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Sep 28, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
Driving 20 mph faster than the posted speed limit is a form of reckless driving (Va. Code § 46.2-862), so naturally, you want to avoid it so that you do not incur a criminal traffic offense. However, some motorists drive fast in response to an emotional state or a...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Sep 21, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
Getting a charge of driving under the influence in Virginia is frightening. You may have a fear of how a conviction and license suspension might impact your ability to drive to work or to run required errands. A new law, Virginia Code § 18.2-270.1(C), now permits many...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Aug 14, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles rates all drivers to whom it has issued a driver’s license using a point system. Motorists start with a score, or point balance, of zero. Each year, they can earn one “safe driving point” by maintaining a clean record. On the...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Aug 13, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
In Virginia, drivers who operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of at least 0.08%, or who are under the influence of alcohol, an illegal drug, or even a prescription drug to a degree that impairs their ability to drive safely, can be convicted of driving...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Aug 4, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
The impact of motorcycle collision can be devastating in may ways. Aside from the obvious and immediate impact of a collision, such as broken bones or other serious injury, these wrecks can lead to long-term challenges, such as financial problems. Managing financial...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Aug 1, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
Traffic citations happen to even the best Virginia driver, including profession drivers such as truckers and delivery personnel. The steps you take after a ticket is sued may determine how costly the infraction becomes. Remember, if you feel the officer issued a...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Jul 28, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
Sometimes people start multitasking while driving without even realizing it. Because it is so common for people to have a quick snack, check their GPS or have a conversation with their passengers while driving, they may not recognize their behavior as being a...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Jul 18, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
With the winter season quickly approaching, Virginia drivers can expect to have to brush up on their winter driving skills. Besides learning how to brake on snow- and ice-coated roads, motorists may also want to know how to navigate snowy and icy intersections when...
On behalf of Frankl Miller Webb & Moyers LLP | Jul 16, 2020 | Traffic Offenses Blog Post
To illegally pass a school bus in Virginia can leads to an expensive civil fine (Va. Code 46.2-844) or worse, a criminal reckless driving charge (Va. Code 46.2-859). A conviction for reckless driving will result in a permanent criminal record. It can be punished by up...
