
Can I Drive with My Pet in the Car in Virginia?
In general, yet. You can travel with your pet in the car in Virginia, provided you follow a few basic rules and guidelines related to distracted driving.
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In general, yet. You can travel with your pet in the car in Virginia, provided you follow a few basic rules and guidelines related to distracted driving.
Every year on July 1st, all of the new laws from the previous General Assembly session go into effect. This year’s laws largely focused on civil rights.
Lane splitting is a form of reckless driving in Virginia, and carries the penalties of the Class 1 misdemeanor. Lane sharing, however, is perfectly fine.
Speeding tickets are traffic infractions, not misdemeanors. In most cases, you can resolve them by simply paying the associated fine online.
There are several ways to fight a reckless driving ticket in Virginia, such as challenging the radar reading or negotiating for a lower punishment.
There are several ways to avoid reckless driving charges in Virginia. However, the easiest is to simply avoid driving over 80 miles per hour.
There are several common strategies for fighting a reckless driving ticket in Virginia. Many center on reducing the charge to improper driving.
The Virginia Code treats some traffic offenses committed by juveniles differently than those committed by adults. Most prominent are the penalties for DUI and texting while driving.
Driving a commercial vehicle can be difficult and dangerous. Therefore, the requirements for a CDL are stricter than a regular driver’s license, and the penalties for breaking the law are more severe.
Reckless driving is a serious crime with serious penalties. In this episode of Law Talk, Jennifer and Jessica discuss the specifics of how it works in Virginia.