A recent fatal crash in Campbell County is a reminder of how important it is to slow down and give emergency vehicles room. Here’s what Lynchburg-area drivers should know about Virginia’s failure-to-yield laws and what to do if they receive a citation.

Young drivers and college students in Lynchburg may not know what to expect during a traffic stop or what their rights are in the moment. This guide covers six practical things to know, from answering questions and vehicle searches to field sobriety tests and what happens after a ticket.

The Occoquan Bridge in Prince William County is often referred to by drivers as a “speed trap” because police frequently monitor the area for speeding and reckless driving. But are targeted enforcement areas like this actually legal in Virginia? Here is what drivers should know.

Should you pay your traffic ticket online in Prince William County? In this blog, Battlefield Law Group defense attorney Tyler Andrehsen explains what paying a ticket online really means under Virginia law, the pros and cons to consider, and when speaking with an attorney may help protect your driving record, insurance, and future.