FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (WUSA) -- A most unusual case involving allegations of sex, speeding and alcohol on Interstate 495 (known as the "Beltway") in Virginia is headed to trial.

A Woodbridge man is being sued for allegedly causing a crash under some salacious circumstances.

It's not often that a drunk driving case leads to the following statement from a plaintiff's attorney, in this case, Douglas R. Stevens:

"Having sex at 85 miles per hour while drunk on a freeway is willful and wanton negligence."

But that is at the heart of a lawsuit that will go to trial in Fairfax County on Monday. A 28 year-old cab driver is suing the now convicted drunk driver for damages stemming from a May 2010 accident on the Beltway, near Telegraph Road.

Court records reveal the defendant was returning from his 21st birthday celebration in Baltimore when he was involved in a crash that injured the cab driver.

According to legal documents, the defendant:

WOODBRIDGE, Va. (AP) -- Four pieces of steel from the twin towers of New York's World Trade Center that was destroyed during 9/11 are expected to arrive in Prince William County.

Officials say there will be a brief ceremony at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Sean T. Connaughton Plaza in Woodbridge before the artifacts weighing nearly 60,000 pounds continue on to the Public Safety Training Center in Nokesville.

A news release says a design competition will be held to determine how the steel will be displayed in the county, which has been working for the past year to secure the artifacts.

Officials from the area traveled to New York and the New Jersey Port Authority last month to select them.