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UPDATE: Man Charged in Fatal Crash Near Manassas

By Aya Karouane

On November 6, the driver of a 2021 Mercedes Benz Sprinter van was charged with careless driving following a fatal crash on November 4 near Manassas, which killed a 90-year-old pedestrian. The investigation determined that distracted driving contributed to the collision, and the driver was issued a court summons for the traffic violation.

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Fredericksburg Launches School Zone Speed Cameras

By Aya Karouane
[Image: James Monroe High School]

Fredericksburg is introducing school zone speed enforcement cameras in two school zones in late 2024 to improve road safety for students.

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Man, 90, Struck and Killed

By Aya Karouane

On November 4, a pedestrian was struck by a 2021 Mercedes Benz Sprinter van while walking on the shoulder of Lake Jackson Dr. near Manassas and later died from his injuries. The driver, a 68-year-old man, remained at the scene, and investigators are seeking witnesses as the investigation continues, with charges pending.

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Halloween Is Right Around the Corner: Remember these Safety Tips

By Aya Karouane
[Photo: Haley Phelps/Unsplash]

As Halloween approaches on October 31, 2024, Prince William Police Department encourages parents to prioritize their children’s safety while trick-or-treating by following essential tips, such as wearing light colors, using flashlights, and going in groups. Additionally, children should only visit familiar homes, wait until they’re home to eat treats, and parents should check all candy before consumption.

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October is Pedestrian Safety Month: Use Crosswalks for Safety

By Aya Karouane

October is Pedestrian Safety Month, and the Prince William Police Department is urging both pedestrians and drivers to prioritize safety on the roads. Drivers must stop for pedestrians in all crosswalks, while pedestrians are encouraged to use marked crosswalks and follow safety tips to avoid accidents.

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