Virginia plans to create a slew of new traffic management rules that would restrict the number of cul-de-sacs, traffic lights and strip-mall driveways developers can build along state and local roads.

The changes, part of a plan mandated last year by the General Assembly, are designed to help the state ensure drivers access and use major roads in a way that limits congestion and traffic accidents.

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