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Virginia lawmakers move closer to regulating self-driving vehicles
Virginia is moving closer to regulating self-driving vehicles, with lawmakers and experts recently agreeing on a plan ahead of the next legislative session as the technology expands and safety concerns grow. Last year, the General Assembly directed a workgroup to consider rules for autonomous vehicles, or AVs, which have
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Dashcam captures rollover crash after SUV runs red light in Henrico
Dashcam video captured a rollover crash at a busy Henrico intersection Wednesday morning after police said an SUV driver ran a red light. The crash happened around 8:50 a.m. at the intersection of Pump Road and Patterson Avenue. The video shared by Reddit user Mysterious-Care6854 showed the
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Roundabout construction at Wyndham Park, Dominion Club begins Sept. 9
Construction will begin on a roundabout at Wyndham Park and Dominion Club drives Wednesday, Sept. 9. Construction is expected to take about two days, according to the Henrico Public Works officials. Although the intersection will not close for construction, delays are expected. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternate routes.
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Funding for new I-64/North Gayton Road 'diverging diamond' sets in motion multi-year project to alleviate Short Pump congestion
Long-sought relief for commuters in the Short Pump region is getting closer. The Central Virginia Transportation Authority's board voted at separate meetings in July and August to approve about $63 million in funding for the I-64/North Gayton Road interchange project, which will provide a new
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