Virginia has recently joined other states that want to reduce distracted driving accidents by passing a ban on texting while behind the wheel. But some drivers still don’t get it and perform the act daily. As Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil reports, how safety advocates can help change that was the focus of the first annual Distracted Driving Summit in Richmond.
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