Virginia State Police (VSP) report by email the response to 506 crashes across the state since January 24.
Authorities continue to monitor roads and are still advising caution.
In the Winchester Harrisonburg corridor 43 crashes were reported with 4 injuries.
Hampton Roads recorded the highest number of crashes at 118 with 9 injuries reported.
Next highest number of crashes were reported in central Virginia Richmond area at 108 with 4 injuries.
70 crashes were reported in southwest Virginia with 5 injuries.
Northern Virginia reports 4 injures including a fatality and the Roanoke area recorded 5 injuries and a fatality with 58 crashes in each jurisdiction.
In the Appomattox Central Western Virginia area 51 crashes have been reported with 7 injuries.
Caution needs to be taken as Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) reports a hard freeze in the overnight.
Crews continue to treat the roads but below freezing temperatures through the week will hamper their efforts.
Primary roads will see the first attention with secondary roads in some cases days away from attention according to VDOT.
Please be patient and give crews room to work by keeping vehicles off the sides of roads and emergency routes in communities.
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