Crash prevention courses; reduction in rates for certain persons attending. (HB1974)

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Description

Crash prevention courses for those 55 years and older. Provides that DMV will develop guidelines for crash prevention courses to focus specifically on the needs of drivers age 55 and older. Amends § 38.2-2217 (“Reduction in rates for certain persons who attend motor vehicle crash prevention courses and driver improvement clinics.”), of the Code of Virginia. View Full Text »

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