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Buchanan County, VA
 
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[Adopted 8-4-1969]
A traffic school shall be established at the Southwest Virginia Community College, Tazewell County, Virginia, at which instruction shall be given concerning laws and ordinances for regulation of vehicular traffic, safe operation of vehicles and such other subjects as may from time to time be prescribed.
Said school shall be under the control and supervision of the President and the Local College Board of Directors of Southwest Virginia Community College, who shall prescribe the days and hours for the operation of the school, and the instructors shall be persons found to be qualified by said President and Local College Board of Directors of Southwest Virginia Community College. It is further provided that courses of instruction shall be for a minimum of eight hours of classroom instruction, to be taught in a three-week sequence, beginning the first week of each month.
[Amended 4-7-1997]
In accordance with § 46.2-1314 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended, any court in Buchanan County, Virginia, including municipal or town courts, having jurisdiction of offenses covered by Articles 1 through 6 (§§ 46.2-801 to 46.2-1239) of Chapter 4 of Title 46.2 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended, or ordinances of Buchanan County or any town or city within Buchanan County regulating traffic is authorized, in addition to or in lieu of the prescribed penalties, to require a person found guilty or not innocent of a violation of any such statute or ordinance to attend such traffic school.
No person not a resident of this County shall be required to attend the school hereby created, but in the event that the county or city in which the violator is a resident has established or designated a traffic school, such violator may be required to attend such traffic school for such a period of time as the court may direct.
Failure to abide by the order of the court shall constitute and be punishable as contempt of such court.