Serious truck accidents are not uncommon in Chesapeake, Virginia (VA). Many tractor trailer wrecks occur on Interstate 264 (I-264), I-464, I-64, U.S. Route 17, Route 460, and Route 168. These are some of the busiest highways and roadways in and around Chesapeake. Imagine you’re driving along I-464 headed towards Great Bridge when a big rig operator slams…
Federal statistics reveal that Chesapeake, Virginia (VA), holds the dubious distinction of being the third-most likely place in the Commonwealth in which to get into a crash with a tractor-trailer, 18-wheeler, tanker truck, semi or other large commercial truck. Only Fairfax and Prince William counties present greater risks of collisions involving trucks. In 2009, 108…
Here are ways for parents to inspect and install a child safety seat to ensure maximum protection.
Children, especially those between the ages of 0 and 4 and ages 15 through 19, are the most likely to sustain serious brain injuries.
If you are involved in a car accident, truck wreck, or any other serious accident in Chesapeake, there’s a good chance you’ll wind up at one of these hospitals/medical centers… Chesapeake General Hospital Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Upper Chesapeake Health