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Personal Injury and Automobile Accidents
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National Accident Statistics Mirror Virginia’s Crash Facts
Fewer Traffic Deaths over Thanksgiving Holiday
Three-Car Accident Kills One Person and Injures Four Others
Three High School Students Killed in a Car Crash in Virginia Beach
Young Volunteer Firefighter Killed in Crash
Four Deaths on Virginia 151 Prompted Change
Drive Safe Hampton Roads to provide free child safety seat checks
Woman on cell phone hits state trooper in car
Chesapeake schools, bus driver settle with parents over accident
Police chase of carjacking suspects ends in crash, 6 charged
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Personal Injury and Automobile Accidents
Q: Should I leave my vehicle unmoved at an accident scene until the police arrive?
A: No. If your vehicle is obstructing traffic and it is drivable, move it to the closest position of safety.
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