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Virginia DUI Offenders Spared Scarlett Letter License Plates Virginia’s scarlet letter bill would have required drivers, convicted of DUI for the third time, to display a yellow license plate with red numbers, showing that they were repeat DUI offenders. -
Virginia Uses Helicopters, Muscle Cars to Ticket Motorists for Reckless Driving Speeding Virginia is using helicopters and muscle cars to increase their enforcement of traffic laws, especially Reckless Driving Speeding. -
Virginia Transportation Budget Calls for $57 to $108 Million Dollars in Traffic Ticket Fines! Virginia legislators anticipate collecting between $57 and $108 million dollars in traffic tickets this year. -
Peeling Sticker on Windshield Not a Legal Basis to Stop Driver The Virginia Court of Appeals has ruled that an otherwise valid inspection sticker that was partially peeling away from the windshield was not "reasonable suspicion" to justify the traffic stop. Two felony convictions against the driver were reversed. -
Proposed Virginia DUI Law Eases Burden of Proof for BAC A proposed change to DUI laws in Virginia would change the current requirement of proof of a BAC of .08 or above while driving, and change it to a BAC of .08 or above at any time after driving.
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