Citing Safety Concerns, Hampton Road Cities Move to Get People Out of Traffic Medians | Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

On Nov. 10, Portsmouth became the second Hampton Roads city this year to ban people from standing the middle of divided roads and highways for the purpose of collecting money. Virginia Beach enacted a separate ban on solicitations in traffic medians in August. My colleague Rick Shapiro welcomes these efforts to increase pedestrian safety in his latest post to the Virginia Beach Injuryboard. Rick also offers some essential  tips to drivers on avoiding accidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists.

About the Editors: Shapiro & Appleton& Duffan is a law firm which focuses on injury and accident law, and our attorneys have handled thousands of car and truck accident cases. Check out our case results to see for yourself. In addition, check out our FREE Best Guide to Car Accident injuries in Virginia our special report on distracted driving. Our primary office is in Virginia Beach, Virginia (VA), but our lawyers also hold licenses in NC, SC, WV, KY and DC. We are ready to talk to you by phone right now. We provide free initial confidential injury case consultations, so call us toll free at (833) 997-1774. Our injury attorneys also host an extensive injury law video library on Youtube. Further, our lawyers proudly edit the Virginia Beach Injuryboard and Norfolk Injuryboard as pro bono public information services.

EJL