Wear your seat belt is the message police, AAA, and Virginia DMV are reminding people with its national Click It or Ticket campaign that kicks off Monday.

The Virginia DMV and other state agencies are experiencing an outage, putting a pause on online services.

Sometimes, making appointments to take care of business can be a hassle, but the Virginia DMV is offering up a few tips to help you make your next trip to the office a bit speedier.

Pedestrian fatalities in the Roanoke region increased this year, according to the Virginia DMV.

The DMV said 123 pedestrians have died as a result of crashes on Virginia’s roadways so far in 2022

The office was closed for due to interior renovations, which they said included new countertop designs, additional customer service windows, new paint, new carpet, and new energy-efficient lighting.

The Virginia DMV is helping drivers in Southside protect their cars from being stolen.

The Virginia DMV and law enforcement are launching an annual initiative to stop drinking and driving with “Act Like It” ads.

Virginians looking to get in-person service at the DMV only have to wait a little bit longer.

Have you purchased a vehicle recently and need to apply for a Virginia title? The Virginia DMV is hoping to make people’s lives easier with this new option.

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. – Roanoke County police are urging people to slow down. “We do see an increased number in speed complaints in neighborhoods, just more people being at home," said Sgt. Northam’s stay-at-home order went into effect in March but the number of fatal and non-fatal speed-related crashes increased compared to 2019. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association, there has been a “severe spike” in speeding nationwide as a result of so many people staying at home. The DMV campaign is also an opportunity to remind people about something that can be just as important as their speed.